Sentence examples for implications for shaping from inspiring English sources

The crux of American roadtrip montages and the setting for teenagers getting frisky without the interference of the watchful eye of parents, the car has great implications for shaping ideas of free will and self-possession.

Having established that biotic interactions have potentially important implications for shaping species distributional patterns across spatial extents, we can now turn to the challenge of how to account for these interactions in spatially explicit modelling tools.

Near-critical flux conditions can be achieved by appropriately varying the undercooling in time; thus this work has important implications for shape control in processing applications.

In the light of this reading of the text, Part four, "A Dark Fable of Love and Power," explores the implications for our shaping intelligence, especially ethical intelligence.

These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that the slave trade generated a culture of mistrust that increased the incentive to distinguish insiders from outsiders, with implications for the shaping of immigration policies in contemporary Africa.

What we design today can and will have huge implications for tomorrow, shaping how we come to connect with those around us". Photo credit: Ty Cole.

We discuss the potential forces for shaping non-random distribution and size variation of SSRs, and biological implications of size variations of SSRs in the N. crassa genome.

Nesta's work also has potential implications for the shape of healthcare providers.

Now that the sociotechnical systems perspective has been established, the next section will specifically consider the implications for understanding and shaping communications and decision-making with the goal of improving safety.

And understanding that something can have enormous implications for the shape of our economic institutions and activities going forward.

Such an 'action-oriented' perspective has major implications for the shape and nature of a mature science of the embodied mind.