Dr. Wappel raises the value of catching near misses.
Studies have suggested that checklists may reduce errors for many reasons, including ensuring that all critical tasks are carried out, encouraging a non-hierarchical team-based approach, enhancing communication, catching near misses early, anticipating potential complications, and having technologies to manage anticipated and unanticipated complications.
Never mind the lights going out regularly in Chittagong, nor the bizarre decision to hold day-night games in locations that become drenched with dew at night making bowling and catching near-impossible; they've been close to inept when it comes to actually playing cricket T20.
Back home, the blunt force of the sign began to make itself felt; she was more than $20,000 behind on her mortgage payments and nowhere near catching up.
Ultimately Liberation is a real-time gallery of men in love at a time when the world was nowhere near catching up with them.
Unlike some big players, he does not reflexively bounce the ball after catching it near the basket.
"But after this we were not quick enough, although we started catching up near the end.
Bob Blake threw the final pass to center Stein Stone, catching it near the goal amongst defenders.
Our safety net should inject funding into the system when it's needed, provide retraining opportunities, ensure health care and unemployment insurance, and, instead of catching people near the bottom -- like a net -- function like a trampoline and bounce everyone back into high-functioning roles in society.
The following plants are at special risk of catching alight near open flames: Australian natives - on the whole, these will contain too many volatile oils, for example, eucalyptus, wattles, bottlebrush, grevillea, etc. Plants with crisp leaves, such as cordylines.
Three heads bobbing, three wetsuits, on three surfboards — surfers catching waves in the near distance.
