The present paper is only the second to explore the implications of the time-limitation hypothesis and contribute to the maturation of this idea.
Indeed, the implications of reducing the time of the extraction of the CSF from around ten minutes for gravity feed to approximately one minute for aspiration, may allow the procedure to be suitable for mass screening as advocated by Herskovits [ 5].
Whilst the implications of this time constraint have been extensively explored in primates (Lehmann et al. 2007), much less is known about how it acts to limit the number and quality of relationships humans can maintain with others (Roberts 2010; Sutcliffe et al. 2012).
They have since made no statement on the matter and it is also impossible to ignore the part that the complex financial and scheduling implications of shifting the time for TV companies may have played.
Not getting that Andy was about America policing the world is one of those things that makes me feel stupid when I read Clowes' work, because I'm good at getting subtle implications most of the time and discussing symbols in storytelling.
If this seems baffling, so should the main implication of the Times_ _article: that the biggest obstacle for working Millennials is their own self-obsession, advertised through the individualized printing presses of social-media accounts.
Contrary to the implication of the Times' headline, the writer stated that he or she and others inside the Trump administration who are trying to thwart the president's "misguided impulses" nonetheless "want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous".
To visualise the differential response of the thin film model, and to depict the numerical implications of the damage, the time-independent and time-dependent characteristics of the suggested measures of damaged composite hosts are compared with that of healthy specimens, for the corresponding placement of the film on the host.
This interaction has implications for the time-paths of the average wage and employment, and for the adjustment costs associated with both.
As a result, the economic implication of the default time is that the borrower chooses the best time to default.
