Sentence examples for implications on the dimension from inspiring English sources

In general, the dimensions of the M-local algebras t M ( L ) can be even smaller than predicted by the upper bounds of Theorem 27 as can be seen in Table 2 for L = 4. Theorem 27 and Table 2 suggest that the prime decomposition of the chain length L will have strong implications on the dimension of t M ( L ).

The aims of the study were to confirm the structure of the six factors in the Spanish translation of the AWS, and its implications on the three dimensions: Exhaustion, Depersonalization and Inefficacy, in order to have an effective and practical instrument to measure employees´ perceptions of their work environments [ 9].

Perceived incongruity between the individual and the job on work-life areas such as workload, control, reward, fairness, community and values have implications for the dimensions of burnout syndrome.

In the final part of the paper, some considerations on economical implications about the dimensioning of a photovoltaic ultracapacitor systems are drawn.

This has an important implication on the argument for dimensions of improvement of efficiency, especially in remote areas with limited resources.

Le Parisien claimed "PSG has truly entered a new dimension" while L'Equipe's Tuesday front-page splash asked of Pastore: "Is he worth €42m?" Just as fascinating as the implications on the pitch are the machinations off it, particularly the role of the France president, Nicolas Sarkozy, in helping the QSI deal happen.

These results have some interesting implications on the Nigerian economy.

"What we got fooled on is the dimensions.

Such a demographic profile will have significant implications on a multitude of dimensions, including social, economic and health [ 1].

This chapter explores the practical implications of the five dimensions in designing business processes.

"We're very well aware of the dimension and implications of the problem," Dr. Navarro-Valls said ruefully, "very well aware".