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We also articulate a set of conceptual tools for advancing the goal of policy translation and offer recommendations for how what we call "policy graphs"—causal graphs used to analyze the policy implications of a system of causal relations can potentially integrate the theoretical and policy arms of criminology.

This paper proposes a generic framework for analyzing innovation systems, anchored around five fundamental activities — R&D, implementation, end-use, education, linkage — and focused on the performance implications of a system's structure and dynamics.

Based on the study we discuss the implications of using a system reliability approach, the effect of spatial correlation length, type of material degradation algorithm, and reliability methods on the system failure probability, as well as the main factors that have an influence on the reliability.

In the authors' experience, impediments to adoption include the difficulty of understanding the information needs, the uncertain cost implications of implementing a system, and the intense effort required to identify and implement a system.

Toyota engineers explore the implications of a proposed system design by designing alternatives of the subsystems that make up the larger system.

Using data from South Norfolk District Council, the paper analyses the distributional implications of a simple system of variable waste charging by weight and proposes a scheme for England that would be designed to avoid leading to additional net costs for the poorest members of society.

The implications of a centralized system reach beyond easier commutes.

Hence, this study sheds some light on the optimal design and welfare implications of a patent system that is multidimensional and blocks future innovations.

In the way that we have considered food deserts — those parts of the city in which stores seem to stock primarily the food groups Doritos and Pepsi — we might begin to think, in essence, about toy deserts and the implications of a commercial system in which the least-privileged children are choked off from the recreations most explicitly geared toward creativity and achievement.

We highlight recent advances in our understanding of auxin signaling and discuss implications for a systems understanding of development.

We propose a conceptual framework, Operations Hexagon, to discuss the managerial implications of an ABC/M system for various operations management decisions related to product planning and design, quality management and control, inventory management, capacity management and work force management.