When discussing disease progression, four themes emerged: Realisation, Reaction, Reality and Recognising Future Challenges.
Nonetheless, something intriguing is emerging: the realisation that, in George W. Bush and John McCain, the two most-favoured candidates for New Hampshire, the Republicans are fielding two opposite ideas of what an American president should be like.
Initially the focus was on HTML (with some discussion of the then very new MathML proposal by Raggett [27]), but during breakout sessions (or BoFs, birds-of-a-feather, as they were then called)[28] there emerged a realisation that each discipline would need to create its own approach to information that would be published and consumed in much the same way as HTML.
"One thing that is emerging is countries' realisation that they have to make sure that the risk dimension is mainstreamed into their sectoral policies – livestock, crops and fisheries," Burgeon said.
Also emerging is the realisation that agents prescribed as either immunomodulators or lipid modulators might be acting in both capacities.
The motivation for the research emerged from the realisation that the majority of studies on university-industry innovation collaboration on organisational level present limited verification of why some seemingly similar collaboration projects fail while others thrive.
As this realisation emerged through the course of the discussions, participants in the groups began to suggest alternative, integrated concepts that made more sense to them as a means of assessing their own performance by bringing together the most important aspects of competence and confidence.
At their core, these are motivational stories, in which extraordinary individuals pass through a period of adversity, emerging with some kind of moral, some realisation about the shape or direction of their lives.
Such studies can play an important role in the development of shared visions of the future: creating powerful expectations of the potential of emerging technologies and mobilising resources necessary for their realisation.
