At the same time, you don't want to risk losing those constraints because then you lose the whole nature of the implications of what happens if you do a certain thing in that period.
Let us begin by admitting that we (world citizens) have collectively been extremely sluggish, casual, irresponsible in acknowledging the serious nature of the implications of climate change for us as well as for the planet.
Without implying that this is likely to happen today, social and political scientists need to be aware of the complex and often subtle nature of the implications that different notions of biological heredity may have when transferred to policy contexts.
The consent is effective if the donor has the capacity to give consent, the consent is given voluntarily and the donor has been appropriately informed of the purposes, nature, significance and implications of the collection and use" [ 11].
Perhaps the most reasonable of several possible alternative explanations is that the cat mouth is used to distinguish divine and mythological beings from ordinary creatures of the world of nature, with the implication of a comparison between the power of the jaguar and supernatural power.
Studying ethics involves the examination of these constructive and critical ways of doing ethics; and the analysis of the nature and implications of different behavioural codes.
Finally we have a thorough exploration of the nature and implications of a progressive approach to bioethics, a needed counterweight to conservative attitudes toward science.
The Certificate emphasizes a critical understanding of the nature and implications of new media, drawing on theories and methodologies from across the disciplinary spectrum the arts, the humanities and social sciences, and science and engineering.
Designed to enhance interdisciplinary graduate studies at UC Berkeley, the Graduate Certificate Program emphasizes critical understanding of the nature and implications of new media, broadly conceived, drawing on theories and methodologies from across the disciplinary spectrum the arts, the humanities and social sciences, and science and engineering.
This is primarily due to the conflicting nature of the economic implications of the different system parameters for maximizing the capitalized profit.
Comparative Technology Transfer and Society is an interdisciplinary, international journal that links researchers and scholars who share an interest in the process, nature, significance, and implications of technology transfer.
