But this suggestion is not altogether satisfactory, for both A → !A and A ↔ !A are derivable in the very weak system S0.90 plus I′ and III′, where → is the symbol of strict implication.[7] In systems of strict implication the so-called paradoxes of material implication (such as A → (B → A)) are avoided, but the so-called paradoxes of strict implication (such as (A & ¬A) → B) remain.
Since we only touched the joint but never penetrated any important structures, it had no clinical implication such as haematoma, pain or lameness.
We use "layer" in order to avoid any genetic implication (such as implied in "unit") and it merely refers to an internally massive and thick (greater than centimeter-scale) stratum.
The weakening of this protective umbrella has had direct implications, such as a large increase in skin cancer in Australia.
Read a classic novel with political and social implications, such as "Gulliver's Travels," "Animal Farm," or "The Wizard of Oz".
"Criminal justice is [causing us concern] because of all the changes in that sector that might have privacy implications, such as crime mapping and opening up data sets".
The constitution provides for the harmonisation of criminal law and sentencing for certain serious crimes with cross-border implications, such as corruption and drug-trafficking.
Other more violent covert operations strategies, particularly the killing of Iranian nuclear scientists and engineers, have "serious downsides and implications", such as a high risk of Iranian retaliation through militant attacks that could be directed against civilian targets.
2. Choose another controversial topic with bioethical implications, such as, cloning, stem cell research, or biological warfare, and invite your classmates to another "fishbowl" or roundtable discussion on this issue.
"For example it takes, on average, 10 years before a person with bipolar disorder gets a correct diagnosis, which comes with a number of mental and physical health implications, such as side-effects from the wrong medication," he said.
It is for these reasons that this year's World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos this week will give renewed focus to the challenge of climate change and its wider economic implications, such as food and water security.
