A rule is a logic clause using the implication relationship to connect conditions and a conclusion; multiple conditions may exist, but there can be only one conclusion in a B-Prolog rule.
Goldsworthy uses the implications of those facts of life in a different way though: not as a negative, but as a suggestion of natural process and renewal.
The format also has no place for one of this director's major gifts, which is his ability to use the implications of what is off camera to create a mood of intrigue and suspense.
Any proposed stratified screening program must consider in detail the relevance of the many concerns about genetic information, taking into account the technologies that will be used, the implications of the data generated, and its subsequent handling.
We propose a model to explain the surprising inverse correlation between antibody affinity and potency and use the implications of the model to make suggestions, which are relevant to future drug discovery efforts on targets within the TNF receptor superfamily.
And there is The National Review, which, after noting in December 1999 that Hillary Clinton had said in 1992 that "she was no Tammy Wynette, 'standing by my man,' " went on to ask, "Would even Tammy allow herself to be so used?" The implication is that Hillary Clinton stays married for Lady Macbeth-like reasons -- not for love, but to advance her career.
It uses the implication pfxsc d (w, M) < θ d ⇒ sc w, M) < θ as an early stop criterion for the calculation of sc w, M).
Then, we apply dimensionality reduction based on fuzzy conceptual reduction by using the Lukasiewicz implication.
In our experiments, we conduct the evaluation of the features after applying the feature reduction process using the Lukasiewicz implication for different values of δ (varying from 0..1).
