Google also seemed surprised when privacy advocates voiced concerns over its practice of placing advertisements in contextually related e-mail messages on its webmail service, and again this year when it announced a Chinese version that censors the search results.Slowly, the company is realising that it is so important that it may not be able to control the ramifications of its own actions.
"You can't go to South Carolina and not deal with the Walter Scott case, not deal with gun control and the ramifications of the Charleston Nine," he added, referring to a highly publicised case of an unarmed black man being shot and killed by a police officer, and the attack on a black church last June that left nine people dead.
"It's really about 2084," he said, "and all the new ramifications of control".
Choosing different points of control can have different ramifications for the dynamics and steady-state levels of gene expression [ 33].
As well as hurting the housing market, rent controls can have wider ramifications.
These results have important ramifications for controlling desired morphology for polymer electronics, such as organic photovoltaics (OPV), organic field effect transistor (OFET) and photo-detectors.
Although the process had its roots in the migration of Africans to colonial labour markets earlier in the century, migrant labour expanded after the mineral discoveries and had profound ramifications for the control of senior men over juniors and colonial administrators over taxpayers.
Understanding the mechanisms that control effective memory responses has important ramifications for vaccine design and in the management of adverse immune reactions.
With the abundance of contraceptive products available, many have begun to examine the environmental ramifications of their birth control.
Untangling S. japonicum physiology can have important ramifications for efforts to control schistosmiasis, which remains a substantial challenge in endemic areas due to the difficulty of eradicating the snail intermediate hosts.
