And since health, which alone constitutes nearly a fifth of public spending, will be spared real cuts, that augurs a very tough time for the unprotected services.Whether the implied scale of cuts is feasible is one shadow over Mr Osborne's Budget.
Spatial distributions and temporal fluctuations in global quantities show power-law spectra, implying scale-invariance, characteristic of self-organized criticality.
The comparative static analyses of past and scheduled line extensions and planned line constructions generally show the tendency of the system towards small-world networking with scale-free characteristics, which implies increasing scale economies and reliance on a few large transfer stations.
The intensive farming systems in use during the Early Neolithic, implying small-scale and labour-intensive cultivation resulted in a low impact of agriculture in off-site pollen records.
This last equation is chosen arbitrary and implies a scale relationship between the θk that reduce by four the problem dimension.
"It implies a scale where one thing takes away from the other.
First, because crime is not equally concentrated at different spatial units, this implies that scale matters.
The conservation of these disease-resistance genes in Camelina over evolutionary time scales implies that Camelina and B. rapa have been exposed to the threats from closely-related pathogens.
Being innovative implies bringing impact to scale and working with governments, bilateral and multilateral donors as well as with local actors who will in turn anchor change sustainably on the ground.
However, the concentration response curve had a very shallow slope, which results in the curve spanning more than a five-log scale and implies that the reporter system was not a simple result of a one-on-one biochemical interaction between ligand and receptor.
Invariance of the scale factors implies that the scale is equally reliable in the groups under study.
