The paucity of the consideration that models make of the consequence of the evolution of resistance on the quality of the resource and its economical viability would contribute to delay the transfer from simulations to their experimental validation and use.
"I can't think of a mistake New York made of more consequence in the last 10 years than the sale of Indian Point," Mr. Brodsky added.
A pre-concert request may have made clear that fans were not invited to record the show, but presumably no mention was made of the consequences of ignoring the request: having your phone stolen and destroyed, in the process losing personal photos, contacts, text messages and other unrecoverable data.
In the 1960s-70s a sea-level canal was mooted, but ecologists and environmentalists became alarmed that no assessment was being made of the consequences as the marine life of the two oceans began to mix at each end.
Sure, if the cake was made of terrifying consequences.
"God bless you, you and your family," he yells after me; and yes, I think, he's for real, and yes, I also think, how Dickensian: Oh, kind sir. But I also mentally thank him for helping me sink deeper into that debt that swallows all others and makes them small small, and of no consequence.
Bacteria lives quite happily in the "slime" of bar soap, but doing a few simple things (which you probably do already) will make it so the germs are of no consequence to you.
Large organizations are so complicated and diffuse that frequently even the people working there are unclear about what is required to make something of consequence happen.
So, the decisions you make are of consequence," he says.
"The people who understand the process are making the decision that this is of no consequence; no need to wake the minister up and tell him".
This seems to be the opinion of those who make thinking a consequence of sensing, as well as of those who regard thought as independent of sense.
