This procedure implies that light and vision can be formalized as geometrical lines, an implication that al-Kindi and his sources embrace by claiming that vision occurs when "rays" emitted from the eyes along straight lines strike a visual object.
The design implication of geometrical imperfections on the limit load of the system is also highlighted.
In Babylon, a clay tablet dated 1900 1600 BC has a geometrical statement that, by implication, treats as 25/8 = 3.1250.
The implications of these scale and geometrical effects for mixing research, process design and scale-up are discussed.
Other domain-restriction conditions with similar implications include single-cavedness, a geometrical mirror image of single-peakedness (Inada 1964), separability into two groups (ibid)., and latin-squarelessness (Ward 1965), the latter two more complicated combinatorial conditions (for a review, see Gaertner 2001).
While identical evolutionary relationships can be depicted using any tree orientation and direction and/or geometrical shape, the particular form used may have implications for its accessibility to users and impact the interpretation of information shown in the diagram.
In the current investigation the relationship between the thermal mass effect (and the implication on thermal comfort) and the given geometrical parameters of exposed soffit reinforced concrete beams are explored.
Had Karl Friedrich Gauss not been turned from an intended career in philology by his discovery of the geometrical constructability of the regular 17-gon and related implications for number theory [18], the results of Snow's litmus test might not have been so sharp.
Other parameters, mainly geometrical, are also considered in the numerical simulations, and their implications on the dynamic response are put into evidence.
The theory hinges on a series of dubious discoveries relating to the geometrical alignment of ancient sites, and, as Robb himself admits, its implications are "too extraordinary to be ignored or, for that matter, believed".
