Here in Europe, we meet with the ramifications of these changes on a daily basis.
The work in this paper bridges this gap by describing the development and application of IMPACT (integrated model for population ageing consequences on transportation), a GIS-based PSS capable of assessing the ramifications of demographic changes, including population ageing, on the performance and usage of urban transportation systems.
Marshall-Cerins said she didn't like to talk about the ramifications of climate change in front of Anna.
The result, the report said, is that the ramifications of climate change have not yet translated into "concrete investment decisions on any scale".
If they are still talking about the ramifications of the change in October -- that is, if it rouses people the way interleague play and the wild card have -- baseball and Fox will have gotten their way.
Kolbert explored the ramifications of climate change on weather patterns more fully in her three-part series, "Climate of Man," which ran in the spring of 2005: If current trends continue, atmospheric CO2 will reach five hundred parts per million — nearly double pre-industrial levels — around the middle of the century.
Scientists' characteristic caution, combined with the George W. Bush Administration's deep hostility toward climate science and emissions reductions, insured that in the United States, at least, the ramifications of climate change were almost always presented to the public as theoretical and highly uncertain.
A few years passed before the ramifications of the change were recognized by financial planners and advisors such as Lawrence Kotlikoff of Boston University.
The ramifications of climate change for working populations are not restricted to increases in heat exposure.
Finally, we assessed the potential ramifications of changes in these traits on canopy carbon budgets using a PnET-Day model, which is a daily time-step canopy carbon exchange model.
