Kelly foresees that presenting "impact stories" will become a new potential career for post-doctorates, while Crawford suggests that the ability to demonstrate the impact of work could join teaching, research and administration as a fourth essential element of an academic post.
A visionary who was first to foresee the present landgrab for major television markets, Swofford brought the once-proud Big East to its knees by swiping territories from Miami to Syracuse, initiating a coast-to-coast power struggle that has left the NCAA landscape with inexplicable and random-ass alliances.
We foresee that the presented approach can be used for the analysis, design, evaluation and evolution of the IoT subsystems and WoT system even if the detailed architecture design activities of the IoT subsystems are carried out independently.
A longer piece on the British home, first published in 1998, foresees the present housing crisis: "Under advanced capitalism it is increasingly difficult to produce and maintain the dwelling".
That led to a better spell for the hosts but they could not have foreseen the present they were given after 31 minutes.
"But we cannot foresee abolition at present".(Picture credit: AFP).
A general culture of responsibility should be created in view of challenges and opportunities that may be raised in the future and that we cannot at present foresee (Section 4.1, first guideline).
Such future intelligent systems will then design even more powerful technology, resulting in a dizzying advance that we can only dimly foresee at the present time.
We are some 30 years behind Scandinavia, which foresaw the challenges presented by more women entering the workforce, and took measures to ensure that children were not forgotten amid rapid labour market changes.
In essence, the agency argues that Walmart should have foreseen the dangers presented by a mass of excited shoppers waiting at the store's doors.
What my husband and I didn't foresee was the opportunity that presented itself.
