First, most DALY estimations remained academic exercises, with little or no direct knowledge transfer to the concerned policy instances.
The idea that logic is especially concerned with (replacement instances of) schemata is of course evident beginning with Aristotle and the Stoics, in all of whom the word usually translated by "figure" is precisely schema.
A Polish entrepreneur, for instance, concerned about the isolation of rural Poles, received funding from Drayton's Arlington, Va.-based Ashoka to connect citizens with telephones.
If the experience accrued by social studies on disasters is generalized, the real problem seems to be that the concerned system (for instance, a formal organization) doesn't know that it doesn't know.
Another similar instance concerned del ; del mutant alleles block oogenesis at an early stage (Schüpbach and Wieschaus 1991), and Del protein has recently been identified as a component of a complex that is targeted to chromatin at dual-strand piRNA clusters and is required to produce piRNAs from those clusters (Mohn et al. 2014).
The report by the Union of Concerned Scientists examined 14 instances in 2010 in which significant problems at nuclear power facilities set off special inspections by federal regulators — incidents characterized by the regulators as "near misses".
But the committee said that after meeting with 62 students, faculty members, administrators and alumni, and reading written submissions from more than 60 others, they were most concerned with three alleged instances of intimidation, all from the 2001-02 school year before Mr. Bollinger took office.
Such managers will in the first instance be concerned to preserve their jobs and more likely to accept deals that may not be in the best interest of the shareholders.
Hotel owners, for instance, are particularly concerned about international tourists.
