He might not care about the consequences, for example of being segregated.
He said this "incestuous relationship" had led to worrying consequences, for example in the area of arms exports.
One of these unintended consequences, for example, has been an increased number of handoffs between doctors leaving their shift and new doctors coming on.
"Most people older than 16 are not greatly distinguishable from adults on the relevant competencies -- the ability to think through future consequences, for example," he says.
But also, "people are more concerned about privacy online when there are tangible consequences, for example the rise in identity theft and online fraud".
These conversions have dramatic consequences; for example, red light inhibits stem elongation and lateral root formation but stimulates leaf expansion, chloroplast development, red flower coloration, and spore germination.
Those who are caught can suffer consequences: For example, in Ewing, 13 families were asked to remove their children from its schools last year when attendance officers investigated and found the families did not live in the Mercer County community.
And I think of the unintended consequences, for example, of a coming war with Iraq, unless we have the world with us, and unless the case against him on the weapons is very clear and made clear.
We have moved away from the idea of a fixed shell structure in all nuclei, with profound consequences, for example, for our understanding of how the chemical elements are generated in stars and hence their relative abundances.
Beyond the physical impacts of the conflicts on humans, Pike et al. (2010) have documented negative psychological consequences, for example, traumas.
It certainly has some counterintuitive consequences: for example, that \(\dq{P \vee \ P}\) is a logical truth, at least when \(\dq\) is used rigidly (see Gómez-Torrente 2002, 19, and the response in Sher 2003).
