Belief in a personal, omnipotent Creator who exercises his providence over his creatures implies a concept of miracles as deliberate interventions in the course of events by the same sovereign God who also assures their normal regularity.
To parameterize mesoscale topography, we used a modification of the method developed by Scinocca and McFarlane (2000), which implies the concept of "subgrid orography".
As the name SHFT implies, the concept of change is important to the website.
This involves acquiring, practising and adapting the new attitudes, behaviours and mechanisms of collaboration and tailored action implied by concepts of inclusive and girl-friendly education.
Initially, the concurrent rises of imagery research and computational psychology, through the 1960s and into the 1970s, played mutually reinforcing roles within the cognitivist revolution against Behaviorism, because they both implied that the concept of mental representation should play a central role in the science of the mind.
Substitution is, however, possible as far as it can be implied from the concept of correlation only if both variables are of the same nature (i.e., with arguably similar content and requiring similar processes for completing the tasks) and intended for the same purpose (for testing reading comprehension, for example) and if the degree of correlation is perfect or near perfect.
Billy Gilley was wrongly convicted, Pinsky implies, because the concept of "victim-offender" was unknown in 1984.
As in the two preceding articles, the strategies of maxillo-facial reconstruction with set sat back implants imply the orthopaedic concept of leaning osseous cicatrization with external fixers.
I do not want to be taken as implying that the concept of legitimacy is irrelevant or that there is no such thing as legitimate use of force; only a thoroughgoing pacifist who has necessarily also to be a thoroughgoing anarchist could make such assertions.
But this does not imply our ordinary concept of causation is mistaken.
