This is our future," referring the creator of "Star Trek".
Mr. Brown said he had recognized that his colleagues at Mezzina/Brown "deserved an opportunity to chart their own future," referring particularly to Mark Morrissey, chief operating officer, who was promoted to succeed him.
The term, coined by cultural critic Mark Dery in his 1994 essay "Black to the Future," refers to an aesthetic that infuses science fiction and fantasy with cultures of the African diaspora.
An article on Wednesday about how a warming climate may affect air travel in the future referred incorrectly in some editions to the recent American Airlines policy allowing passengers traveling to or from Phoenix on several days to change their trips without a fee.
The fourth theme, scenarios: stories of future, referred to the stage wherein practitioners and project participants arrived at a shared vision of one or more preferred future states.
It is advised that 'education of future referring physicians on radiation exposure to patient during diagnostic imaging should begin during medical school.
He also noted that subscription billing will be one of many areas Amazon will expand into in the future, referring to these new verticals vaguely as things "where people might think about Amazon helping them".
This is important for two reasons: this group is the most likely to go to bat for you in the future, referring you to jobs and vouching for you, as they've witnessed both your character and your competence.
They also presented a declaration to ESA's council at its December meeting stating that a majority of staff members "have no confidence in the ability of the executive to effectively improve the efficiency of ESA and secure its future," referring to Luton and his directors.
