Sentence examples for use implications from inspiring English sources

Clearing debris, opening doors, breaking through walls, climbing ladders and stairs, and riding in utility vehicles — all have "dual use" implications, meaning that they can be used constructively or destructively, depending on the intent of the designer, Dr. Akin showed.

The early papers suggested that biofuel production could have extraordinary land use implications [2, 14 16].

Climate change issues and building energy use implications in subtropical Hong Kong were examined.

This paper presents the work and discusses the energy use implications.

We need a much more intelligent and discerning conversation that considers the land use implications of massive renewable energy supplies.

Instagram tells me it hasn't thought too much about the long-term monetization or data use implications of the features, but they're sure to help it.

Europe has a similar dilemma with biofuels like palm oil, which has generated concerns about land-use implications overseas.

It is, therefore, important to look at the proper disposal of carbon dioxide so as to reduce post-use implications of fossil fuels.

The purpose of this study was to describe the unequal distribution in the performance of cesarean section delivery (CS) in the world and the resource-use implications of such inequity.

Note that our analysis focuses only on U.S. land-use implications, ignoring other, potentially significant international land-use implications of U.S. climate policy.

The EIA partitioned solar photovoltaic use between end-users, assumed to have negligible land-use implications in our analysis, and large-scale generation, which does have significant areal implications.