We're basically talking about colonizing space and last time a group of nations decided to "carve up" a new world, there were a lot of political, environmental and economic implications with which countries in South America, Africa, and South East Asia are still grappling.
Barbara Forrest contends such statements reveal that leading proponents see intelligent design as essentially religious in nature, not merely a scientific concept that has implications with which their personal religious beliefs happen to coincide.
Second, despite efforts to standardize assessments, there is frequent turnover of expatriate staff in the program with implications on the consistency with which severity, diagnosis and treatment outcomes are assigned.
This review did not explore the implications of the efficiency with which many of the key invading species produce woody tissues (see Cavaleri and Sack 2010 ; Funk 2013 ) and become tall compared with similar native woody species, notably the major genera used in plantations (Pinus, Eucalyptus, Acacia ) (Gush and Dye 2009 ; Wise et al. 2011 ).
"One implication of the naturalness with which we divide cognitive labor," they write, is that there's "no sharp boundary between one person's ideas and knowledge" and "those of other members" of the group.
It is true that we obtained a small effect size for several of the significant IVs in our models of social and emotional loneliness, and so there should be a note of caution regarding the certainty with which practical implications for real-world action might be taken from our findings.
Instead, their reasoning challenges some of the basic principles of how people should be allowed to share information online, with implications which go far beyond just Facebook, which is why we have chosen to appeal.
The study concludes with implications which may provide useful lessons to other sustainable transportation projects in-progress, such as Tesla and Riversimple, in terms of business model, technology, and prospects for commercialization.
"This is a difficult area," Mr. Miller wrote, "with significant legal, administrative and policy implications with respect to which we have little enforcement history".
"This is a difficult area with significant legal, administrative and policy implications with respect to which we have little enforcement history," wrote Steven T. Miller, the I.R.S. deputy commissioner for services and enforcement.
But what does need reform is a tendency to think that the basic kinds of implication captured in the logic with which we are familiar must exactly mirror the basic metaphysical connections that characterize the structure of our ontology.
