Mr. Rossi, 35, who is the film's director and cinematographer, had the foresight of perfect timing when he started shooting in November 2004, having read that Mr. Maccioni at the end of that year planned to shutter the Palace Hotel incarnation of the restaurant, Le Cirque 2000, and start anew in a different location.
On the other hand, his timing and foresight have been atrocious.
As for timing and foresight and leadership, studies for a master plan for Asbury Park were begun in 1955 and completed in 1959.
Add the effects of the recession and it comes as little surprise that eBay had a dismal holiday season and in January reported its first-ever quarterly revenue decline, of 7%.Showing better timing than foresight, Ms Whitman (who is now running for governor of California) had already handed over the reins to her anointed successor, John Donahoe, in early 2008.
There are, however, many circumstances when – because of timing, lack of foresight or cost considerations – only stroke-specific or descriptive measures of health status are available and some indirect means of obtaining QALY-weights becomes necessary.
There are, however, many circumstances when – because of timing, lack of foresight or cost considerations – only descriptive (rather than preference-based) measures of quality of life are available and some other means of obtaining QALY-weights becomes necessary.
This year, in another bit of good timing that Ms. Massenet attributed to luck rather than foresight, the company added a new site selling fashions from previous seasons at reduced prices.
"They both take foresight and good reflexes, and a lot of strategy and planning and timing".
Many of these timing functions are essential to executive functions such as temporal foresight (crucial for planning and decision-making), time estimation and motor timing (underlying mature adult time management) and fine-temporal discrimination (important for speech/phoneme perception) [ 13, 14].
