The authors examine two cases: the first, to explore the mechanism's implications and, the second, to demonstrate its utility in analyzing empirical data.
First half group underlying pretax profit at £216m was 4% (£10m) ahead of consensus expectations and by implication the second quarter underlying profit was £121m, up 23% on the disappointing first quarter result.
My findings and observations first consider the build environment (design of the facility), second, the operational implications, and third, the guest experience.
There was pride in both bigness and smallness: "The British could not – and still cannot – imagine what size they are". As for "the long 20th century twilight of the northern metaphor", Horne chose to illustrate it with a brilliant examination of the word "provincial", with all its implications of the dowdy and the second rate.
We examine each of these areas in turn: first, research related to the aforementioned coherence debate and its instructional implications; and second, the "warming trend" in cognitive psychology research that considers the role of motivation and other learner characteristics in conceptual change.
On a Bronx-bound D train in the early hours of Sunday, someone in just that situation pulled the cord marked "emergency brake" — focussing on the first of those words and not on the implications of the second, namely that braking would leave passengers stuck in a metal box with a guy with a knife.
By implication the second, British, camp was a loser.In this section Game, set and mismatch Toi aussi, Dominique?
Maybe by implication, education is the second most important.
