"We weren't cognisant of the aerotropolis concept at the time," says Jonathan Thorpe, senior executive vice-president and chief investment officer of Gale International, the development firm behind Songdo.
Bean admitted that in the runup to the crash, economists were "not sufficiently cognisant of the risks building up in the financial system" but insisted the economy was far more resilient than when he arrived at the central bank in 2000.
As the authors of a recent systematic review of HIV behavioural prevention for young people concluded: "Interventions, thus far, perhaps were not sufficiently cognisant of local community norms, be it concerning concurrency, condom use or other behaviours.
An interesting finding was that many stakeholders interviewed were not acutely cognisant of political process relating to agenda setting for health policy, and were interested in this research question and the potential implications of this research.
But in considering any form of human "enhancement" – today and in the future – we should be cognisant not just of what we are gaining, but also of what we might be giving up.
I am not the only one cognisant of this, of course.
However, one should be cognisant that not all social interaction constitutes social capital.
Voters don't seem to be cognisant that an attack on Iran's nuclear sites won't be a discrete event that stops it from getting a bomb; it will be the start of a new war in the Middle East, and of an indefinite commitment by America to keep bombing Iran wherever it seems nuclear-weapons development sites are being built.So, American voters: do you want to fight another war in the Middle East?
If omnipresence means, not simply that God is cognisant of or active in all places, but literally that he exists everywhere, then it is hard to see how any finite being can be said to have existence external to God.
Whether they're cognisant of it or not.
