More precisely, (4.4) implies that there exist positive constants δ small enough, C and C ˜ such that the inequalities C g ε ( t ) ≤ f ε ∗ ( t ) ≤ C ˜ g ε ( t ) (4.5).
More precisely, (1) implies (2) is by TR1 applied to the isomorphism.
More precisely, this implies the need for investigating the course of clinical signs, seroconversion, histopathologic lesions, and virus shedding and distribution in the tissues of affected birds.
This view has frequently been rejected as too anthropomorphic precisely because it implies that sexual selection can act independently of natural selection — an unsettling thought for the typical adaptationist.
It might contain a muted compliment on the grounds of intellectual clout, but it also implies precisely the kind of aridity which Julian Barnes's new novel - with its strained jokiness, its reader-friendly efforts to counter seriousness of purpose with stylistic informality - labours to avoid.
More precisely, Theorem 1.2 implies Theorem 1.4 and Theorem 1.3 implies Theorem 1.5.
Indeed, Marx's summary of the principles that we would/should obtain under communism – "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need" – implies, precisely, significant inequalities in the distribution of social goods and also rests on the assumption that abilities are unequally distributed, too.
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It also aims to depict complicated feelings and interactions with a minimum of fuss and portentousness, using simple words and a precisely controlled tone that implies a certain hush.
