And a lack of political action does not mean no implications for the body politic.
The variance increasing as a function of the mean has implications on modeling strategy even if the data are modeled as continuous values rather than counts; e.g. weighted least squares.
He conjures a deep and panoramic view of the city by means of implications and incidentals.
Last week, a rep from its Executive Customer Response team called Mr. Lac and apologized for the miscommunication of his service reps, by which he seemed to mean the implication that Mr. Lac definitely had to hand over $30 every six months to stop payment on that rent check.
But Proud said that, for the most part, people are interested in the space because sleep is so closely tied to their health — and that means the implications of a sleep-tracking device like Sense are pretty obvious.
Like any other relationship, employment is a two-way street that requires give-and-take, which means the implications of pay cuts go beyond monetary sacrifice alone.
Carers wanted information but not all at once: "We didn't realise what dementia meant, the implications.
Derek Angus looked at the means and implications of applying a cost effectiveness assessment (CEA) to a technology.
Welland meant by implication to Hollywood, but, with rare fine exceptions, nothing sturdily continued to happen except Brits got to play all the cheeky villains.
In the very first paragraphs of "Dangling Man," Bellow had the audacity to take a swipe at Hemingway and the hard-boiled literature of the 1920's and 30's -- which meant, by implication, a swipe at the world of Edmund Wilson and at the gloomy between-the-wars atmosphere of pessimism, alienation and stoic reserve.
As is usual, we define negation by means of implication and the constant ⊥ (absurdity): ¬φ abbreviates φ→⊥.
