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From what has been observed above, it can be safely concluded that MPC-based real-time schedule exceeds day-ahead schedule in both operation economy and robustness, which can be mainly attributed to its look-ahead perspective and the embedded feedback modulation mechanism.

10.25am: Our video man in South Africa, John Domokos, has caught up with Raphael Honigstein for a German perspective ahead of today's second semi-final.

One Hollywood veteran, however, tells BBC News that things should be kept in perspective ahead of Sunday's ceremony.

If you find that what you'd like to stop does involve people in a different department, you'll need to consult with them on what you'd like to do and genuinely consider their perspective before steamrolling ahead with your decision.

This review describes the present knowledge about YKL-40 and discusses its relation to endothelial dysfunction, atherosclerosis, cardiovascular disease and diabetes and look ahead on future perspectives of YKL-40 research.

The growing popularity of CAM methods might be explained by postmaterialistic trends that place individual perspectives ahead of scientific rationalism, and holistic interpretative models of health and disease, the "new age" values[ 7], which contradict conventional biomedical concepts and embrace a holistic approach based on a bio-psycho-social model.

Staying ahead requires flexibility and perspective.

"The RAND study simply did not deliver a product that could have assisted the Army in paving a clear way ahead; it lacked the perspective needed for future planning by the U.S. Army," he said.

Many who came across it felt that the problems of an unprecedentedly turbulent week in British politics, and the immense uncertainty ahead, were put into perspective by it; it was certainly hard to escape, under the circumstances, a plangent reminder about the importance of solidarity, cooperation between Britain and her European neighbours.

From a marketing perspective, being ahead of the curve is a mixed blessing.

Lately I've noticed leaders working with another useful perspective: looking ahead with a longer view, instead of looking back.