Lawyers who have faced Mr. Scruggs, 61, who goes by Dickie, say he has a talent for picking not just a winnable case but a timely and compelling cause, arising from an issue like the harm from smoking or insurers' resistance to paying more for Hurricane Katrina damages.
First, they may arise because of the heterogeneity of circumstances in which the cause arises.
The true underlying cause arises from generic aspects of measurement and information, not with specific chemical mechanisms.
He indicated that a number of the contributing causes of the explosion might remain a mystery, because the evidence sank with the drilling rig or because the causes arose from decisions made by men who were killed or badly injured in the blowout.
Twenty-three incidents were investigated with an average of 5.9 root causes arising from 2.9 process owners per event.
The major causes arise from the lack of calibration of X-rays, the localized imaging area that allows various external anatomical structures, and too many scattered radiations.
In response to the argument that his jurisdiction exceeded Article Three, Cranch replied that: "The causes of which they have cognizance, are causes arising under the laws of the United States, and, therefore, the power of trying them, is part of the judicial power.... ..
In the contemporary data, deaths from cardiovascular causes arise in the elderly and deaths from suicide in the young.
Johnson also added hierarchical layers above the basic event chain where causes arise from contributory factors, which in turn arise from systemic factors.
