Considering the disruptive potential of emerging technologies, Nordmann [33] even provokes by claiming that anticipating future effects of STI is impossible because anticipation only allows for anticipating changes 'in a world as we know it', not a changed one.
A very few privileged collectors have an astonishing aptitude at anticipating future trends, sometimes by decades.
Furthermore, these judgments are likely to be influenced by the recent polls, meaning that analyses anticipating future reaction among voters may really be lagging indicators.
Later he proposed the creation of a new genre of "comprehensive designer" charged with anticipating future needs and organizing resources for everyone's benefit.
He is one of several science fiction writers who have worked with Global Business Network in anticipating future situations and plotting strategies for several major companies.
Mr. Gaffney insisted he was not looking for a surplus, and said that anticipating future problems was the prudent thing to do.
Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, is pessimistic, viewing the fiscal cliff showdown as unnecessary and anticipating future collisions.
Much in the novel is only hinted at, as if McCullers were actively anticipating future readers who would pick it apart for meaning.
In addition, if property values do not continue to rise in the intervening years, as district officials are anticipating, future school board members may have to raise taxes to pay for 30-year-old classrooms.
Ricky ordered a gin-and-tonic from the open bar, while Josh, anticipating future crowding, ordered two beers at once, holding a full one in his left hand while drinking from the one in his right.
"This is not the end of our struggle," he said, anticipating future problems over the welfare of workers who will remain among the lowest paid of any at Freeport's global operations.
