As utilities are increasing in (a) for both parties, then a change from any (ane a_c^{max }) to (a_c^{max }) would imply an increase in the value obtained by both parties.
However, these sequences imply an increase in the computational complexity required in the receiver.
Otherwise, it is likely that PV development could imply an increase in prices.
"The removal of priority dispatch for biomass would indeed, in the first instance, imply an increase in GHG [greenhouse gas] emissions," the paper says.
The Resolution Foundation estimates that reaching this level via a steady year-on-year trajectory would imply an increase to £6.78 this year.
The earnings forecasts of American equity analysts imply an increase in margins from current elevated levels, since they show earnings growing much faster than nominal GDP.
However, a high content of energy reserves in honeydew-fed parasitoids does not imply an increase of their fitness because honeydew may be relatively unsuitable.
Should such a scenario, which is relatively uncommon as we show in a new paper but could imply an increase in overall inequality, really be considered a development success?
In a growing economy there may be an increase in the number of activities with marginal abatement costs higher than the prevailing carbon tax, which would imply an increase in GHG emissions.
SIR — In your article on the No Child Left Behind Act, you seem to illustrate the Act's success by rises in test scores since the Act's enactment, and thus implicitly imply an increase in the quality of American education.
As the trend in automation design seems to imply an increase in system autonomy and authority, the issue of human-automation cooperation can be expected to further gain in importance in the future settings.
