Risk indicators were developed to capture circumstances (risk events) with potential predictive power about the likelihood of a risk occurring during a given project.
Last year, Loewenstein and his colleague Russell Golman built a new model of information-seeking, designed to capture the circumstances that lead us to strive for new knowledge.
In their study, Smargiassi et al [ 14] achieved a better control of confounding with area-based residential property values than with census tract-based income, suggesting that the former might capture material circumstances, which they refer to as socio-economic status, more accurately.
The Cahiers gang looked to French films, however, for ways of capturing the real circumstances of life -- of their own, French, lives -- on the screen.
He found that the relevant section of the Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Act "does not capture every circumstance that may arise in an employee's work day … [nor] every absence of an employee from the workplace".
Current research on human dynamics is limited to data collected under normal and stationary circumstances [1], capturing the regular daily activity of individuals [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15].
"I want to capture the mysterious circumstances of being alive today in America," he said.
Saadon was captured under similar circumstances and, after a brief struggle in the vehicle, was shot in the head.
b) A song that perfectly captures the bizarre circumstances of what may well be the strangest advertising account review ever to take place in the West.
But Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has said critics should wait for the facts before rushing to judge Bergdahl, who was captured in unknown circumstances on 30 June 2009.
