They also fail to take into account the practical implications of size and shape in operatic performance – because, as Alice Coote – acclaimed mezzo-soprano at the Met and Covent Garden – points out: "being underweight is far more damaging to a singer's well-being and performance than being overweight.
Colangelo and U.S.A. head coach Mike Krzyzewski would be wise to keep that particular opponent in mind as they go about constructing their own roster, but it's also important to consider the more specific implications of size and skill as they relate to this particular pool of players.
We discuss the potential forces for shaping non-random distribution and size variation of SSRs, and biological implications of size variations of SSRs in the N. crassa genome.
The effects produced by the different solvents tested were qualitatively compared, considering aspects related to their particular molecular structures, such as the potential to form hydrogen bonds and the implications of the size and shape of non-polar groups for hydrophobic hydration.
The adaptive implications of leaf size and shape differences are well documented [37], [38].
The implication of slit size and grain size are discussed.
Some general terms that may be encountered include volcanic cone, which is a descriptive term pertaining to shape with no implication of size, rock type, or genesis; and explosion crater, a large circular, elongate, or horseshoe-shaped excavation with ejected debris on its rim or flanks.
In addition, body size evolution and implications of body size for other species characteristics have received an increasing amount of attention in recent years because it has been realized that evolutionary innovation is closely tied to body size changes in evolutionary lineages.
At Wellinks, a company that creates sensor technologies for orthotics and prosthetics, our team has been developing a novel inductive force-sensing module that has implications of improved size, cost, and accuracy.
The fitness implications of age and size at maturity may differ between males and females, especially in sexually size dimorphic species, possibly resulting in sex-specific reaction norms (Blanckenhorn, 2005).
Each of these initiatives – as well as other measures such as the line-item veto, recently enacted into law, and the flat tax proposals that dominated the early phases of the 1996 Presidential campaign – has important implications for the size and composition of the national budget, nation-state relations, and the ongoing development of American fiscal federalism.
