Entrepreneurial can-do spirit is a beautiful thing, but when, say, a fancy coffee retailer tells you its unique approach has implications for book publishing, run.
In the field of energy, a large variety of electricity-generating technologies are at hand each with its unique profile of implications, consequences, and challenges.
ERIC COLBURN Cambridge, Mass., June 4, 2006 I am troubled by your reference to the Clintons' "unique" marriage and your implication that its "unique" quality calls for a different kind of journalistic coverage.
Disability has unique implications for education that, if ignored, guarantee unjust treatment of students with disabilities.
Second, avoid developing redundant scenarios that have no unique implications for strategic decision making; make sure each scenario offers a distinct picture of the industry's structure, conduct, and performance.
This seminar, formatted as five two-hour sessions, will explore the background rationale for the evolving field of Global Surgery and discuss the unique implications surrounding implementation of global surgical programs.
We conclude by noting that sexual cannibalism offers a model system wherein the exploitation of cues of predation risk have unique implications such as the effects on male courtship preferences seen here.
Both of these changes have unique implications for surgery trainees, who traditionally spent long hours caring for patients in the hospital, and who must be assessed in 2 broad domains: their medical care of pre- and postoperative patients, and their technical skill with procedures in and out of the operating room.
Johnson's social welfare-based examination has unique implications for policy and practice everywhere.
One group for which the individual mandate clause of this law has unique implications is graduate students.
The probabilities of detection and false alarm have unique implications for both the PU and M2M devices.
