Some people who follow the long-term implications of technology believe that the transponder will soon become as universal as the microprocessor is today.
In his discussion of 'How the Mind and Body Act on each other, and how one Body moves another' (T 235 THM 143), La Forge took the first tentative steps towards occasionalism, without realizing the revolutionary implications of what he believed was a restatement of the philosophy of Descartes.
One of these implications, we believe, is that a remedy is appropriate relief, Franklin, 503 U. S., at 73, only if the funding recipient is on notice that, by accepting federal funding, it exposes itself to liability of that nature.
"Even independently of their physical implications, I believe that Eric's insights will be useful to mathematicians, because he points to some structures which have not been studied before, as far as I know.
"Besides the financial implications, we believe the prevalence of unlocked iPhones presents a significant strategic dilemma to Apple," Sacconaghi wrote.
Britain, in its naivety, has simply failed to appreciate the political, regulatory and social implications of the single market, believing it to be all about free trade.
Most of the world still has not confronted its implications, he believes.
This has a number of clinical and policy implications which we believe deserve consideration.
This old chestnut (or similar variants) has been with us for more than a century, and despite its fairly nasty implications, many of us believe it.
"Given the international implications of the issues raised, I believe further information, analysis and consideration are necessary," Justice Breyer wrote.
