Looking over the pictures of his numerous test subjects, the implications of his research methods begin to dawn on him.
He is a man, in short, who knows his subject, and the implications of what he is arguing, most important the deaths of American soldiers and the expenditure of billions of dollars.
Those staff that have received training or have had access to the training manuals relating to a HRBAP seemed to have a better grasp of the subject and the implications of using a human rights approach.
If a proposed solution involves tacitly changing these payoffs, then this 'solution' is in fact a disguised way of changing the subject and evading the implications of best modeling practice.
The effects of in-vehicle automation and driving assistant systems on the situation awareness of drivers have been the subject of much research with the implications of automation in such man-machine systems being identified.
There's an indifference to the implications of his subject matter (everything in the sea is meant to be eaten, or to serve some human purpose) and an uncomfortable mix of rhetoric and figurative language.
The implications of the subject-matter often seemed more suited to one of Freud's darker case studies than a peak-time comedy, but Corbett's gentleness and warmth belied the creepiness, and the series gave him a useful independent presence around the time The Two Ronnies ended in 1987.
Finally, the report concludes with a discussion of the implications of our findings subject to the limited scope of the study.
Not only are the implications of low birth weight subject to varying interpretations (Wilcox 2001), but shifts within the normal range, which drives the association because most births are within the normal range, are even more questionable as markers of adverse impacts on health.
The implications of perceiving health as a global issue have been a subject of debate, particularly in medical education [ 3- 6].
