Sentence examples for dual implication from inspiring English sources
The novelty of scientific or technological knowledge has a paradoxical dual implication.
Climate change has a dual implication on the built environment: on one hand human settlements and buildings are vulnerable to the effects of changing climate and on the other hand the building sector has a significant climate change mitigation potential.
Clearing debris, opening doors, breaking through walls, climbing ladders and stairs, and riding in utility vehicles — all have "dual use" implications, meaning that they can be used constructively or destructively, depending on the intent of the designer, Dr. Akin showed.
The findings show that CSR has dual managerial implications for retail apparel brands, serving as both a viable organizational activity that creates goodwill and positive brand associations, and as a business strategy that may have positive performance outcomes for retail apparel firms.
"There was a lot of concern [among NSABB members] over waiting until work gets sent for publication to think about its dual-use implications," he says.
These data suggest that these dual modifications have implications for accessibility and further protein-protein interactions in response to different stimuli.
The following literature survey shows the implication of dual band antenna in mobile phone communications.
The implication of dual state and parameter estimation using the PFs in hydrology has evolved since 2005 from the PF-SIR (sampling importance resampling) to PF-MCMC (Markov Chain Monte Carlo), and now to the most effective and robust framework through evolutionary PF approach based on Genetic Algorithm (GA) and MCMC, the so-called EPFM.
This has an obvious implication for dual process theory.
Theoretical, policy, and practical implications concerning dual language learning prior to formal school entry are discussed.
Moreover, cyclic experiments in the presence of water vapor were conducted to understand its implications on dual catalyst bed performance.
