They can look like rag dolls or skeletons, but all manage to carry the rich implications of real character.
There are rich implications for retailers in that new products introduced to benefit from popular trends (such as 'healthy' alternatives) may not succeed for all categories or locations.
The first linguist to appreciate the rich implications of Malinowski's context of situation ([1923] [1935]]) was Firth ([1957] [1968]]), though he was also quick to note its 'instance based' view of 'situation' as simply 'events considered in rebus' ([1957]: 182).
He meant that every historical fact registers "at a distance", in other times and places, taking on the role of an ever-ramifying metaphor that applies to more and more individual cases, with more and more diverse and rich implications.
It is argued that research on the acquisition of science concepts has rich implications for the teaching of science and can lead to the development of useful principles for the design of learning environments.
Together, the analyses suggest rich implications for guidance counselors and classrooms teachers as well.
For example, the concept of ontological security – defined as a sense of safety largely dependent on predictable routines – has rich implications for understanding the work of GPs.
"That, in a nutshell, is the dramatic arc of this extraordinary film, which, in spite of its modest scale, tactful manner and potentially dowdy subject matter, is packed nearly to bursting with rich meaning and deep implication," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
This insight alone, he claims, "has vastly richer implications" than "any single collection of laws in science".
The New York Times critic declared the performance "a triumph ... totally elemental, as primal in expression of basic emotion as any tribal ceremony, as hauntingly staged in its deliberate bleakness as it is rich in implication".
The whole production is a one-liner, but one with rich psychological implications.
