In addition to the practical implications consisting of insights for the design of social commerce, we found that, in presence of social and commercial features, users visit social networks mainly to socialize, and visit e-commerce websites mainly to shop.
One of the implications of this scaling property consists in a significant increase of the total capacity of the network for data delivery.
The increased malignancy of a tumour, with several implications on cancer patient survival, consists in the formation of tumour metastasis.
Specifically, measures with potential cost saving implications consisted of direct cost measures or other proxy measures with cost ramifications.
It is an implication of Herder's thesis that meaning consists in word-usage that interpretation essentially and fundamentally requires pinning down an interpreted subject's word-usages, and thereby his meanings.
The second, more fruitful alternative consists in introducing a new system of strict implication, still modeled on the Whitehead and Russell system of material implication, that will contain (all or a part of) extensional propositional logic as a proper part, but aspiring to completeness for at least strict implication.
The critic Lionel Trilling wrote that "the charm of the past consists in the quiet the great distracting buzz of implication has stopped and we are left with what has been fully phrased; [though] part of the melancholy of the past comes from our knowledge that the huge unrecorded hum of implication was once there and left no trace".
The critic Lionel Trilling wrote that "the charm of the past consists in the quiet — the great distracting buzz of implication has stopped and we are left with what has been fully phrased; [though] part of the melancholy of the past comes from our knowledge that the huge unrecorded hum of implication was once there and left no trace".
It consists in part of the arts.
Where popular writing about the Supreme Court often consists in large part of human-interest stories about the parties, we ask students to produce thoughtful discussions of cases and their implications from a legal perspective, and to try to draw out the larger, non-technical implications of what the Court may decide.
"Private effort" largely consists in fees.
