He suggested that the Clintons were being duplicitous in their offer, implying on one hand that he was not ready to be president, but that on the other, he could solve the party's political impasse by joining together.
It will imply, on one hand, an increase in consumption levels, and, on the other hand, an increasing pressure on resource utilization thereby fostering a trend toward more efficiency in all sectors of the logistics chains.
This notion implies, on the one hand, engaging communities of researchers with the social and ethical ramifications of their work.
The attempt to use industrial robots for technological and interaction tasks, i.e., robotic machining and robotic assembling, implies on the one hand the knowledge of the interaction force, on the other hand the reduction of physical sensors.
This condition implies on the one hand that lim n → ∞ v + ( n ) = 0 as the Lebesgue measure of a set is bounded in terms of its diameter, and on the other hand at least in all but degenerate cases due to the necessary convergence of initial conditions that lim n → ∞ P ( n ) = ∞.
This implies, on the one hand, the availability of data from scientific research which can be used by decision-makers and, on the other, the integration of this data within the context in which the decision is made [ 26].
Conflation of this term with "Dormancy" implies on the one hand that the persisting cells must have been dormant and on the other that dormancy and persistence represent the same physiological state in bacteria.
EDs dealt with more than 25 million consultations in 2008, which implies, on average, that one out of two Spaniards visited an ED during this time.
Since gender-stereotypical thinking has the inherent risk of thwarting and biasing medical assessments, gender awareness implies reflecting on one's own attitudes and preconceptions about men and women, patients as well as doctors and other staff [ 9, 12].
