Sentence examples for implications that emerge from inspiring English sources

This perhaps represses or neglects the ethical implications that emerge from a white man named (Black) committing a dirty foul against a two-time African Footballer of the Year (2001 and '02).

There are, at least, two implications that emerge from this observation.

This connection has physical implications that emerge from the duality DED force and allows understanding the behavior of the MHVSR.

We discuss these findings with reference to the literature on smart city growth, and the policy implications that emerge.

Rather, what is reported are the results of a thematic or critical review of the major approaches to its conceptualization and selected applications and implications that emerge from it.

There are practical implications for the discoveries that emerge from feminist investigations: analyses of the historical conceptual frameworks that govern aesthetics and philosophy of art help to account for the disparate numbers of men and women who have been influential practitioners of the arts, for example.

The set of lessons that emerge are presented along with their implications for both general OR modelling practice and the specific situation of mixing OR/MS methods.

The implication is that structures are necessary but not sufficient to understanding system dynamics and outcomes that emerge.

While our findings have perhaps more obvious implications for 'underperforming' countries there are important implications for countries that emerged as 'leaders' in productivity.

But nearly every visual detail and line of dialogue has some subtler implication or resonance that emerges on re­reading.

But there are also many small and very human implications that have emerged from the church-energy nexus, and they have less predictable results.