This apparently simple observation on the property of fragility of things brings along a fundamental epistemic implication: we cannot predict exactly what will break the cup and when will it break it, but what we do know is that, give it enough time, and something will damage, and eventually break it.
One fundamental implication of this structural similarity reconfirms the point of the section about moral judgment above, namely, moral judgment is assertoric and not merely affective.
We demonstrate the importance of obtaining high quality and deeply sequenced input DNA libraries for ChIP-seq analysis, which has fundamental implication to experimental design and data analysis.
The fundamental implication of the above theorem is that it allows us to enclose the range of any elementary function and thereby produces an upper bound for the global maximum and a lower bound for the global minimum over any compact subset of the domain upon which the function is well-defined.
Given that dependence on technology is a complex multidimensional construct, each of these studies has had to define "technology-dependent," a task that has fundamental implications for the ensuing research.
Kodandaramaiah and colleagues [ 30] without strong support, retrieved Bicyclus as the sister taxon to all mycalesines, a hypothesis that has fundamental implications for the origin of the entire subtribe.
To extend human perception into a robotic end effector has fundamental implications to robotic performance, extending tool use into a new era of human-machine technological embodiment where the boundary between what is biological and what is not, what is human and what is not, becomes increasingly blurred.
Underlying these proposals is an exploration of the sometimes fundamental implications of taking seriously the idea that biology is, or at least can be usefully conceived as, process all the way down.
But often we fail to see the fundamental implications of such a statement.
Just the fact that the cow-human experiment did not take place in a publicly funded laboratory but instead at a private company -- in this case one called Advanced Cell Technology and led by Michael West, a maverick entrepreneur and notorious provocateur -- has fundamental implications.
