When you think about these findings for long enough, you start to realize they may have another implication as well, one that circles right back to philanthropy.
Gawker captured the implication as well as any media outlet with its headline: "Oh My God Wall Street Is Robbing Us Blind And We Are Letting Them".
There is a text panel here, but the implication, as with all Mr. Serra's work, is that we must "see for ourselves" in the fullest sense of the term.
The more important logical relations are implication (as in the first example above) and equivalence; and, as displayed in the square of opposition (see opposition, square of), contrariety (as in the second example), contradiction, subcontrariety, and subimplication.
The dissection of a system into many simple units in order to describe the behaviour of a complex structure in terms of the laws governing the elementary components is sometimes referred to, often with a pejorative implication, as reductionism.
Further, this has brought a pedagogical implication as well as an insight about an important aspect of learning by experience in design.
Obviously, this is a biologic phenomenon that might not even have automatically clinical implication, as demonstrated by absence of perimenstrual asthma in our population during the study.
Considering the ethical implication as well as the clinical and epidemiological evidence, we conclude that prediabetic persons are not suitable candidates for kidney donation.
They "end in pizza", with roughly the same convivial implication as settling differences over a drink.
The implication, as ever, is that the Rohingya are not a legitimate people of Myanmar.
The growth drive comes with a significant cost implication as Mail Online's headcount continues to swell, with numbers up 35% from 460 to 620 year-on-year.
