Mr. Fagan draws one unambiguous conclusion from the evidence, however, in a final chapter on the present-day implications of the great warming of a thousand years ago.
"All I can say is that a resolution that looks back almost 100 years to an event that took place under a predecessor government, the Ottomans, and that has enormous present-day implications for American soldiers and Marines and sailors and airmen in Iraq, is something we need to take very seriously," Mr. Gates told reporters in London.
In that sense, she says, clusters become platforms for development, which has present-day implications for corporations, governments, and individual actors, especially in emerging economies.
"It's a myth that the only group being criminalized are those committing crimes," said Heather Ann Thompson, a University of Michigan historian who writes on the history and present day implications of mass incarceration.
It gives you time to consider the present-day political implications of, say, a nation too riven with internal disputes to band together against a larger enemy who knows exactly how to exploit those weaknesses to his advantage.
Marty, D., Strasser, A. & Meyer, C. A. Formation and taphonomy of human footprints in microbial mats of present-day tidal-flat environments: implications for the study of fossil footprints.
Present-day outlooks about the implications of new and accelerating technology developments for jobs differ significantly, presenting stories of hope and horror often reflecting the hype of technological determinism, a perspective which assumes technological developments will dictate the nature and pace of social change and not the other way around.
Bromine Chemistry in the Present-Day and Pre-Industrial Troposphere: Implications from Modeling and Satellite Observations.
DeMets, C. A new estimate for present-day Cocos-Caribbean plate motion: implications for slip along the Central American volcanic arc.
Sociologists Alexander and Morgan have co-authored an article on the report's legacy and its implications in present-day Baltimore.
Centuries lie between the present-day soldiers and the duke, but the implication is clear: the glorious victories on which his reputation and family fortune were built are no less traumatic and horrific than the wars of today.
