Putting the implications of the capability design and issue list activities together is inherently a socio-political process.
Much of what has happened in New Zealand and Australia demonstrates the value of putting the implications of invasive species into perspective.
If economics were the sole guide, the politicians and bankers ought to be able to put the institutional implications of the admission of the Central and Eastern Europeans on hold for several years.
Students on my campus will pass one another, and the conversation often looks like this: "Hi, I just texted you... .. "Cool, I'll text you back later... .. Inside, my mental tape says: "Why don't you just stop and talk to each other RIGHT NOW?!" Okay, back here at the shared table, I'll put the larger implications of alienating technologies aside for a moment.
In order to put the phylogenetic implications into a functional perspective, we made RNA extracts from different tissues of R. catesbeiana and the levels of expression of nucleoplasmin and nucleophosmin were assessed using dot blot Northern hybridization (Fig. 7).
Jason Mander, head of trends at GlobalWebIndex, who put the research together, said: "The implications for iPlayer are stark: globally, almost 65 million non-UK users are using VPNs in order to access the service, with a mighty 38.5 million of them being in China".
In another sense, the program feels a little past the curve, coming a year after David Grann's Polk Award-winning article in The New Yorker, "Trial by Fire," put the Willingham case and its implications for the death penalty in the national spotlight.
As The Associated Press put it: "The implication from Bush on down was that Saddam supported Osama bin Laden's network.
May, who has long had doubts about the security implications of all this, put the project under review and one option appears to be going ahead with Hinkley but delaying a decision on the other two reactors.
