The initial research question (Which are the key challenges and the main related research issues about oceans and societies for the next 15 years?) had been addressed through a clear foresight method, a double approach in the analytical part, and a final open survey, in order to avoid the risk of a restricted and specialized answer.
"There is a clear lack of foresight and planning," she wrote, and "the lack of leadership ability has contributed to poor morale in the field".
But, as the years passed, it also became clear it had uncanny foresight.
She did not suffer competitors gladly, and, to make her position clear, she had the foresight to sign the Brandons and other principals in the case to contracts in which the signees agreed to "exclusively supply author with interviews, letters, photos and other pertinent documents to support the author's writing of the book and film project," effectively freezing out other reporters.
Google's foresight becomes clear now; it was always looking toward this future, when it would take this step.
Neither the reader nor the protagonists are capable of such foresight, but the clear knowledge that every event, however minuscule, might develop into a sprawling web of roots and branches, lends every detail in the novel (as it does in detective fiction) a possibly dangerous meaning.
A sound Foresight process demands both clear definitions of fundamental concepts and terminology [4] and a clearly delineated subject of research.
Kuhn's lack of foresight and vision is also clear.
Since Norris and Dobson were not convicted under foresight provisions and there was clear evidence recorded of racist intent, the supreme court ruling will not affect their case.
Therefore, when underpinning foresight by social epistemology, a clear understanding of internal and external is needed.
