A resume is most often required to apply for non-academic jobs, jobs in which the hiring managers may not be familiar with the background implications of your accomplishments.
One thing these pieces have in common is that they seem to function on several levels of shifting foreground, background and implication, and Mr. Pletnev showed magisterial command, giving the impression that each level was alive at every moment, whether heard or not.
The professor of political science at Georgia State University explains the background and implications of the anticorruption drive led by the Communist Party leader Xi Jinping.
A "casenote" is a particular form of legal writing which analyzes the background and implications of one (usually recent) landmark decision.
Zoback recently spoke with ScienceInsider about the background and implications of the new rules.
Viewed against this background, the clear implication of Georges's remark is that the City believes its power to impose secrecy should be unlimited and beyond scrutiny -- that it should be the sole arbiter of what is and is not public information.
The Economist's explainers usually stick to a four-paragraph formula: set-up, background, explanation and implications.
There's the Moira Stuart story, still burbling away in the background, with its implications about BBC attitudes towards older women in high-profile roles.
Karlsson, M., Craven, C., Dove, P. M. & Casey, W. H. Surface charge concentrations on silica in different 1.0 M metal-chloride background electrolytes and implications for dissolution rates.
With about two-thirds of the current cabinet from such a background, the political implications of this syndrome are huge – because it's the children inside the men running the country who are effectively in charge.
