At several of the week's events, it was clear (at least if the number of times the phrase "win-win" was uttered is any indication) that, in the business community, the financial implications of climate change have already, for many companies, been transformed into a set of liabilities and assets on the balance sheet.
Additionally, there is a strong indication that in the case when heavy elements (>89) are involved in the growth process, which evolves by continuous re-nucleation.
During his speech the chancellor gave a strong indication that in due course the government would adopt a target of 80% emission reductions on 1990 levels.
"It is an interesting indication that in 2008 alone India spent $547m on aid-related activities, either directly or indirectly linked to Ibsa.
It is the latest indication that, in the wake of the Iraq intelligence failures, agencies are taking a closer look at earlier threat assessments.
There is some indication that in the West, where non-Islamic influences are strongest, Islamic creationism may be stronger in reaction to the outside pressure.
The studies' methodologies and results differ, but there is some indication that, in adulthood, many of those boys describe themselves as gay (rarely transgender).
But the very modesty of Mr. Brahimi's proposal seemed to be an indication that in recent months the conflict has drifted further from resolution.
Although there is some indication that in Aristotle's chemical theory smallest particles played a role, it was certainly not a very important one.
