"The immediate cost of heeding the warning is high, because I will not be able to achieve my immediate goal, which is to reach the site and complete the bill payment or the status update that I had in mind," she says.
If the IRI used in the predicate position of a triple pattern does not exist in the ontology, the warning is emitted, because such a triple pattern has no solution if we assume that data are fully described by the ontology.
Today, judges only rarely suppress confessions because the warning wasn't given, and acquittals on the basis of such a suppression are even rarer.
Transocean stock is up 56% since August and wasn't even dented by the company's fourth-quarter earnings warning on Monday, because the warning was based largely on the cost of one-time repairs.
Dr. Wilkes said the warning was misleading because many viewers do not believe they will ever misuse pills.
Former Senator Warren Rudman of New Hampshire, a Republican who was co-chairman of a presidential commission that urged top priority for defense against terrorist attacks on American soil, acknowledged that the warning was ignored because it seemed remote.
The warning was particularly worrisome because it included prime holiday spending days.
Several government officials said they feared those disclosures had set back counterterrorism efforts because the warnings were misinterpreted as unduly alarming the public.
That variability should be confusing for predators, he says, because the warnings are supposed to be a message to them, and it would make more sense to give them only one design to keep track of.
As the world witnessed in the 1985 Nevado del Ruiz disaster (Voight [1990]) (Case study 5), warnings that a lahar was bearing down on their town were not able to prevent catastrophic loss of life, because the warnings were issued without the population's understanding of the risk or how they should respond.
