Whether or not Susan and Daniel survive the sharks and the elements, they have already, in a sense, ceased to exist, an implication driven home when the camera returns now and then to shore, where people dance and drink and shop as if nothing terrible could ever happen.
In an upcoming book called "The Leap," Tom Ashbrook, who quit a job as deputy managing editor of The Boston Globe when he turned 40 to start a Net company, describes his night sweats as he wondered if he'd have to sell the family house, take on loan-shark debt and by implication drive his wife away in order keep his experiment going.
In particular, photo-activated water splitting to yield H2, one of the most promising energy carriers, has appealing implications, especially if driven with high efficiency by low-cost and stable inorganic semiconductors.
It is not only a strategy forced by economic implications, but also driven by a sincere desire, they say, to keep their game healthy.
Those who deny this logical implication must drive a hard conceptual and moral line between action and omission.
Thus, light-induced Fos expression in β-galactosidase positive ipRGCs in the tau-lacZ+/+ animal must by implication be synaptically driven.
Given the retrospective nature of the study, which exposes the results to selection and verification biases, and given the small sample size, we do think that no definitive clinical implication can be driven from this study.
The shift under way feels to some analysts like a cultural inflection point, one with huge implications for an economy driven overwhelmingly by consumer spending.
Of course I was oblivious to the political implications, the decision being driven instead by the fact that my best friend barracked for Carlton, and they were winning.
Here, we discuss the implications of microbial dysbiosis driven by antibiotics, with a focus on potential links with allergy and asthma.
