Through using these examples implications for pedagogy and future research are discussed.
Google Glass, for example, has implications, and binoculars that double as digital or online field guides can't be far away.
For example, the implications of seismic exploratory techniques developed by the petroleum industry (such as seismic reflection) have been recognized and the procedures adopted.
A carbon-rich composition could influence the planet's thermal evolution and plate tectonics, for example, with implications for volcanism, seismic activity, and mountain formation.
Regarding the activities and criteria of Pentest, there are several issues that have to be taken into consideration, for example, legal implications and type of information that is being accessed.
For example, the implications of a decreasing number of rheumatologists might be included in a DES framework using its ability to simulate queues given a maximal capacity a rheumatologist is able to take care of.
For example, health implications might be more or less evident depending on structural factors such as national labour market policies, education system and legislation.
Evidence must be comprehensive as much as possible, looking at several dimensions (for example cost implications and implementation feasibility) so as to enable decision making.
For example, potential implications of the upward shift in HbA1c, observed in the EQW group between weeks 16 and 26 (Fig. 2 A ), cannot be assessed further without additional data points.
For example, the implications of a chemical's interference with iodine uptake into the thyroid are substantially greater for an infant than for an adult because of differences in thyroid hormone storage and circulating half life.
