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Such circuits necessarily
imply
the
existence
of central stations with their equipment.
2
They
imply
the
existence
of a Moral Governor to whom we are responsible.
3
Does the evidence necessarily
imply
the
existence
of a new, exotic type of matter?
4
But this would
imply
the
existence
of a new hardware.
5
These findings
imply
the
existence
of hitherto unappreciated hereditary and acquired thrombotic disorders in humans.
6
However, our ideas of goodness and of virtue necessarily
imply
the
existence
of the opposite qualities.
7
The common use of the term influence would seem to
imply
the
existence
of its correlative, effluence.
8
The knowledge of these laws, however, does not
imply
the
existence
of a conception of negative quantities.
9
But all these ideas are ideas of relations, and
imply
the
existence
of something which perceives those relations.
10
To rotate means to turn around and around, but doesn't that
imply
the
existence
of a stationary point of reference?
11
In either case, it would seem to
imply
the
existence
of small, airborne creatures to serve either as fertilizing agents-oras food.
12
These results
imply
the
existence
of a strong negative charge in the flavin binding site of the dehydrogenase, which is absent in the oxidase.
13
This
implied
the
existence
of a Government experimental organisation, but purely for this purpose.
14
Classical pharmacological studies have long
implied
the
existence
of multiple subtypes of mu opioid receptors.
15
Mr. EWING:-Theamendment proposed,
implies
the
existence
of the right of secession, under the present Constitution.
16
This
implies
the
existence
of an encapsidation or packaging signal which would be responsible for selectivity.
imply
the
existence
imply