A proliferating and overexcited civilization has broken the silence of the seas once and for all". Our "busyness with dubious implications," he writes, "dooms us to acquire only contaminated memories". Yet although Barrett's narrative fleshes out precisely that day-by-day process of accruing contaminated memories, it is more forgiving and inclusive than Levi-Strauss.
Another important property is modularity; i.e., these networks appear to contain smaller subsystems, analogous to integrated circuit modules comprising a larger digital circuit, which has practical implications for engineering biological cells to acquire new synthetic functions [ 1].
Yet when he appeared at a conference on mergers last month, Mr. Cromme sounded almost alarmed as he considered the implications of America Online's recent deal to acquire Time Warner.
Pentagon officials have declined to confirm that a missile had landed in Pakistan or to comment on the implications to Pakistan's and China's desire to acquire cruise missiles.
But if it holds water, there are some pretty compelling implications for how (and whether) entrepreneurship can be taught, where best to acquire skills and how to think about funding models.
Now his widow, she inherits his entire estate, using the proceeds to acquire a more suitable husband - by implication a docile toy boy.
"My academic goal is to acquire the training to understand these possibilities and their implications.
As this has important implications for the determination of BRAF status and treatment of patients, it is essential to acquire more data.
16]: The implication that I was hired by Gerard Schwarz because of friendship rather than the urgent need to acquire the best possible principal horn player is difficult to get past without laughing.
We don't speak about this often enough, but it is really hard to acquire good data, analyze it properly, follow the clues those analyses offer, explore the implications, and present results in a fair, compelling way.
