Perhaps other retailers might also want to consider the wider sector implications of JLP acknowledging the current retail environment.
This has implications for the importance of acknowledging emotional engagement as mediating student learning.
We focus in particular on a field study (Mecklenburg 2006) that examined the "double blind, sequential" technique, and consider the implications of an acknowledged methodological confound in the study.
And the film that turned their invention, the "cinématographe," into a terrifying spectacle, "Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat," contains the definitive and enduring gesture of acknowledged mutual implication, the glance at the lens of the camera.
Organizations that involve their staff in ICT planning, fully consider operational implications of ICT developments, acknowledge and address outdated organizational habits and structures that impeded ICT implementation, and provide adequate support during transitional periods will be more likely to reap the benefits of ICT systems.
Moreover, emotional, as well as physical implications of vision loss were acknowledged.
It is a matter of simply acknowledging the implications of Newton's system implications, Reid maintains, that philosophers such as Hume and Priestley, who also took themselves to be followers of Newton, had failed to appreciate.
Furthermore, many researchers have adapted the questionnaire for their own purposes without acknowledging the implications of these adaptations on its measurement quality.
Parts of the show wittily acknowledged the implications of cross-dressing and gayness.
Addressing a conference of minority journalists in Washington, President Bush was unwilling to acknowledge the implications of the jobs report.
