Given the importance of snow density information in many snow-related research disciplines, this work has implications for current methods of converting snow depths to snow water equivalent, the representation of snow dynamics in snow models and remote sensing applications globally.
The question of converting to a multiparty system, with all its implications of broader freedoms of speech and dissent, has been stewing here since the beginning of the year.
I'm thinking of converting.
Some 11 PILs (34.4%) highlighted the possibility of inoperability at planned surgery, although none specified the implications of this serious event, which converts treatment from curative to palliative intent.
Early on, he saw the musical implications of Claude Shannon's work on converting analog information into digital form.
In highlighting the implications of fragmentation, Alberti (2008) notes that converting natural landscapes into urban land use affects hydrological system, nutrient cycles, energy flow, and species composition.
He is very aware of both the ethical complexity and the exciting implications of genome research at Duke, and committed to converting his research into patient care.
But Jeremy and Richard are journalists, not propagandists, and they produce a subtle film that mines the implications of an unbounded war rather than preaching to the converted or indicting the expected enemy.
This will be converted into a tool for designers to understand the implications of their design decisions, so that they can design products in a more inclusive way.
This approach also demonstrates the capacity to spatially distinguish areas of high denitrification potential, an ability that has implications for improved management of prior converted wetlands under crop production and for identifying prominent areas for wetland restoration.
