Ms. Cooper was equal to the work's technical demands, but it was her cleareyed, warmhearted assessment of its philosophical implications that made her account remarkable.
Throughout his long career, Bass insisted that his objective was always the same: "To achieve a simplicity, which also has a certain ambiguity and a certain metaphysical implication that makes that simplicity vital.
After all, if the demographic crisis is not about couples choosing not to have children, but rather choosing not to have sex (the only implication that makes sense in this context), then shouldn't we treat Russian couples with the same care that zookeepers take with reluctant pandas?
This aspiration has a resource implication that makes sanitation a wider issue than previously thought.
Nevertheless, there is the implication that making these transitions is the only way in which one can understand the world.
The use of cellphones to track people, even anonymously, has implications for privacy that make this "a troubling study," said Marc Rotenberg, a founder of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington.
Conditional statements IF….THEN rules (implication, deduction) are the things that make fuzzy logic useful.
Introduction: In septic shock there are physiological changes with an increase in the volume of distribution, with implications for pharmacokinetics of antibiotics that make recommended doses potentially inadequate for target organisms with highest minimal inhibitory concentrations.
Third, health care practitioners may need more supportive frameworks to enable them to do 'real shared decision making'; support that involves more than training in the methods of implementation and addresses the implications for health care practitioners that make devolving responsibility to patients immensely difficult.
The crackdown has had huge implications for the types of apps that make it to the top of the charts.
