Sentence examples for at foresight from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Ralf Dahrendorf made what was probably the first attempt at foresight in the Commission in the late 1970s by ordering an internal report, Europe plus 30 (1978).

This perspective at Foresight 2.0 as a combination of knowledge transfer and horizon scanning is already a useful start to understand the qualitative difference to traditional Foresight methods, but it does not explain in detail how specific digital participation and collaboration mechanisms can help to improve Foresight.

There are too few directed at foresight.

Arnold can sell movies, but he sucks at foresight.

In a paper from 2014, Mercuri and colleagues found that opiate users were worse also at episodic foresight, but performed the same as controls when asked to recall past events.

According to a report by the Strategic foresight Group, "at times, the total number of annual rainy days is reduced with short periods of more intense rainfall.

By Dr Roey Tzezana is a senior analyst at Wikistrat, an academic manager of foresight courses at Tel Aviv University, blogger at Curating The Future, the director of the Simpolitix project for political forecasting, and founder of TeleBuddy.

He is managing director of Foresight at Discern Analytics and teaches on the future of engineering and the impact of technological change at Stanford University in California.

Investors might be showing such exceptional foresight at the moment, or they may simply be spotting imaginary signs of life in a dead parrot.

Karl Wilding, head of policy, research and foresight at the National Council of Voluntary Organisations: "Self-regulation enables charities to work in partnership with local authorities".

He illustrates how difficult it was to have any foresight at all, let along to see clearly, and he reserves his greatest interest for players whose imaginations were most fertile.