All we should assume is that, as long as such weapons are developed, amassed, and stored for use, one day they will be used with consequences that, as Nick Turse, author of the bestselling Kill Anything That Moves, reports in "Nuclear Terror in the Middle East," are -- even for those who have studied the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki -- beyond imagining.
If a third world war were to break out — and let us not forget that the Second World War was prefaced by a long, severe global economic downturn — nuclear weapons would no doubt be used with terrifying consequences, simply because they are available.
Furthermore, because some regions of the face lack discrete features, only a limited amount of landmarks can be used, with the consequence that salient features of the facial shape are overlooked [ 32, 33].
Obviously, the presence of this kind of elements in CNVs of unknown consequences should be used with caution together with other pathogenicity criteria, such as the gene content or the mode of inheritance.
Fences must be used with care in biodiversity conservation to avoid unintended consequences.
The fact that those weapons were used with devastating consequences... is undeniable.
The results confirmed that non-retrofitted schools need to improve their indoor environmental conditions and in retrofitted buildings mechanical ventilation systems are not being used, with important consequences on the indoor air quality.
Thus, for consistency between the scores used in this study, an inverted score designated WHODASi has been used, with the consequence that all three scores are based on a 0 100 scale, and in all cases a high score indicates a good outcome.
To minimize the likelihood of this, two approaches have been used: first, three structurally dissimilar (including two structurally distinct) inhibitors of LRRK2 kinase function have been used, with similar cellular consequences albeit at differing concentrations.
Different weaning methods have been used with the goal of reducing the negative consequences of weaning on behaviour, performance and welfare.
District judge Richard Williams, who is a member of the sentencing council member said: "If people carry knives, there is always the risk that they will be used, and with tragic consequences.
