Besides many foreseen developments mentioned in 2001 as open problems, important new developments took place as general algorithms for analysis of periodic descriptor systems, solution of periodic Riccati equations, or computational methods for continuous-time periodic systems.
Gray said he foresees development accelerating, however.
The first use of "electronic superhighway" is credited not to a media theorist but to the Korean American visual artist Nam June Paik, who foresaw developments that we would now recognise as YouTube and Skype.
Adding to our 'lens of now' problem is our tendency to look back and convince ourselves that we did, after all, foresee developments that we did not: that banking crisis, that spike/slump in oil prices, that food shortage/food glut, the disruptive strength of those warlords that we armed.
During the past few months, their view of political events has been the most accurate in foreseeing developments and articulating group interests accordingly.
Our reason for focusing solely on sequence data is that we foresee developments in short-read sequencing [ 35] which is expected to lead to a readily available inexpensive technology for generating large SELEX data sets.
Based on the results, it can be foreseen the development of promising new nanomaterials for several analytical applications such as monitoring the quality of food and beverages for nutrition purposes.
Oliphant had not foreseen this development: In 1934, Cockcroft arranged for Oliphant become a fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, which paid about £600.
We have foreseen the development of an "informative campaign" to attract all hesitant professionals that would decide to register later on.
In foreseeing development that is occurring in the areas north and south of the tree-lined Route 25A, the two-lane main road, school districts have been studying ways to handle the projected increase in enrollment while residents of the community have been trying to preserve its rural character.
Much of Grillparzer's most mature thought forms the basis of the third play, Libussa, in which he foresees human development beyond the rationalist stage of civilization.
