And there's no major impact on macro-economics from these crypto-currencies, he suggests - but there are interesting micro-implications Oh, and he suggests that if Scotland goes for independence it could be used as a test bed for some of these currencies.
The micro-implications specifically concern the future of iCast, which now seems even more clouded than before.
The result established the basis for heat transfer modeling of micro impeller purposing implications for design modification in order to attain high efficiency and better performance.
They say that ships that take on ballast in one port and discharge it in another may be an important factor in the global distribution of micro-organisms, with implications for the epidemiology of waterborne diseases.
A paper published this week in mBio suggests that bacteria have a lot to do with a wine's terroir, since those covering the fruit and the leaves, as well as the roots, all seem to originate in the soil.Mastery of the underlying ecological mechanisms and rhythms of micro-organisms has implications far beyond the culinary.
To review the influences and clinical implications of micro-gap and micro-motion of implant-abutment interface on marginal bone loss around the neck of implant.
Thus, before they can be used as surrogates for real micro-vessel networks, the implications of the rectangular geometries must be understood.
The overall aim is to explore quality conceptualization in a multi-level (macro-meso-micro) perspective and discuss implications for senior hospital managers, as this group is a key in translating knowledge into practice [ 14, 15].
This development has both micro- and macro-implications.
The results here supplement conventional knowledge on size effects in micro-scaled crystalline materials, and provide important implications on solder-joint design in micro-devices.
The use of such micro-wires could also have implications for the next generation of electronic devices, which will involve increasingly smaller components [7 9].
