Sentence examples for has a direct implication from inspiring English sources
This factor has a direct implication on the design and service of the machine components or structures.
The integration of scientific knowledge about possible climate change impacts on water resources has a direct implication on the way water policies are being implemented and evolving.
An important factor that has a direct implication on the designing methodology and on the resistance to torsion of these components is the state of stress generated by the twisting load application.
The strength of pavement increases with increase in the thickness of the base which has a direct implication on construction cost whereas decreasing the thickness of the base makes it weak which results in low load bearing capacity especially for unpaved roads.
Companies know that employee engagement has a direct implication on customer satisfaction, net promoter scores and the bottom line.
As such information from the concentration-driven experiments has a direct implication for future climate mitigation policies, this simulation style is now becoming popular among those who use ESMs, suggesting a new application of models in ESS for global environmental change projections.
"If these weapons are developed and used, there is no way that any conflict Saddam initiated using these weapons would not have a direct implication on the interests of Britain," he said.
The results obtained from this study may have a direct implication on the on-going education and training of early childhood educators, as well as another key player in childhood development: the parents.
(Bridgman in Frank 1956, 78) Bridgman's view on the complexity of nature also had a direct implication for the limits of operational analysis itself in providing clarity and precision.
