The future, the implication stood, would not be behind the cash register at Babies "R" Us.
One implication, particularly, stood out: namely, in any other industry where there had been such a collective breakdown of standards, and where such injustice had been perpetrated, there would have been an inquiry.
On the basis of the enrichment of the NACHT domain and the implication of STAND proteins in various incompatibility systems in P. anserina and also C. parasitica (Paoletti et al. 2007; Chevanne et al. 2009; Choi et al. 2012), we compiled the ensemble of P. anserina genes encoding NACHT or NB-ARC domains.
Firstly we consider the implications of stand-level spatial replication, the effects of stand density and tracking mixing effects through time in the same stand or by using chronosequences.
When Ms. Monk and Ms. Hamilton stopped -- every few minutes -- to consult each other over small technical details with large implications, they stood close and whispered like best friends.
Silvicultural implications for stand establishment and early tree selection are discussed.
The only people who can possibly be in favor of this bill are either ignorant of its implications or stand to gain by its passage.
The emphasis on maintaining the cohort structure and forest type diversity contrasts significantly with current even-aged management in the Canadian boreal forest and has implications for stand-level interventions, notably in necessitating a greater diversification of silvicultural practices including more uneven-aged harvesting regimes.
The implication is that he stands for freedom, growth, the European Union and NATO (both of which it has just joined); and Mrs Prunskiene stands for a drift back to socialist, even Soviet, stagnation.
By using the descriptive "African," the subtle implication is that it stands opposite an American (or an American American), which is an American from America.
