Such a reminder, made implicitly rather than openly, would in no way violate Mr. Gore's pledge to run a positive campaign.

This study shows that people are even implicitly making connections amongst their memories.

This study shows that people implicitly make a strong associative connection between a song's tune and its lyrics that they can't separate later.

Trevor even has a story, "Death of a Professor," that implicitly makes fun of stream of consciousness.

This initial step implicitly makes the constant-mean assumption.

It should be noted, though, that this proof of the completeness of the real numbers implicitly makes use of the least upper bound axiom.

When asked about this, an official of the trade group said that the group's use of the study "implicitly makes clear" that it paid for it.

In my opinion, each good story implicitly makes its own statement and influences the argument it its own favor.

That was a point made both explicitly and implicitly in the recent American security strategy.