Sentence examples for implications i the from inspiring English sources

The equivalence of the methods has two implications: (i) the crossover component is 'universal' as it is valid also for large coupling constants; (ii) the 'macroscopic' stability is fully contained in our 'microscopic' analysis.

This has two major implications: (i) the problem conditioning shows up explicitly and could be controlled through a constraint on the so-called coherences and (ii) a performance criterion concerning the factor matrices can be exactly calculated and is more realistic than performance metrics used in the literature.

Besides the legal implications, I quake at the thought of dialing 911 or making the run to the emergency room.

When Frederic Bartlett imported the term 'schema' into the psychology of memory from neurophysiology, he worried about its static implications: "I strongly dislike the term 'schema'.

But then for religious/political reasons and the implications, I decided to work in the Church.

This observation is of major public health policy implications i.e. the older adults in Ghana who have increased risk for chronic health conditions as a result of tobacco use, tend not to be health insured.

Allen ducks the implications: "I don't really know what the story on OJ is.

From a policy point of view, these findings have two important implications: (i) Bankruptcy costs increase the instability of the financial system significantly.

The time and resources required and the legal implications (i.e., partners assuming joint liability for the partnership), were but a few of the stumbling blocks encountered.

The implications (i) (ii) and (ii) (iii) follow immediately from Theorems 3.4 and 3.5 and the definition of recession cone.

Thinking about the implications, I just felt tired.