Thus, this model implies how teachers can better facilitate students' scientific discourse through the closer pathways from everyday reasoning to scientific reasoning components.
This was, he implies, how Britons saw most social relations.
Fiona Apple and Norah Jones, each a decade or more into their careers, know this problem and the question it implies: How, without calcifying, do you remain the performer who initially enticed your audience?
"Declare martial law," he murmurs in a voice that implies how much wanton anger he's keeping in check; his larynx quavers with the effort.
Michele Yulo Tucker, Ga., Feb. 7, 2009 To the Editor: Re "Bank Bailout, Redux" (editorial, Feb. 8): As your editorial implies, how can moral hazard be avoided if you take off the table the option of the temporary nationalization of insolvent banks followed by their reorganization and then rational reregulation?
It is therefore important to ask exactly how real the threat of global warming is, just what sort of climate change it implies, how imminently that change can be expected, and what the cheapest way to deal with any adverse consequences it brings would actually be.That the greenhouse effect exists is not a matter of dispute.
The SER of traditional uncoded OFDM system implies how many bits are incorrect.
Note that this last definition neither distinguishes between bias towards 0 or 1 nor all by itself implies how strong the bias is.
end{aligned} (19 DOD implies how much energy has been taken from a battery, expressed as a percentage of full capacity.
Global selfishness implies how much each cell in the network may operate selfishly or altruistically to maximize the network-wide sum rate.
