We illustrate the Dynamic Adaptive Policy Pathways approach by producing an adaptive plan for long-term water management of the Rhine Delta in the Netherlands that takes into account the deep uncertainties about the future arising from social, political, technological, economic, and climate changes.
The embrace of "The Future" arises from recognition — "Hey, I know people like that" — and so does the rejection of it: God, I hate people like that.
"The department [of health]'s latest estimate of £9.8bn leaves out the future costs of Lorenzo or the potential large future costs arising from the department's termination of Fujitsu's contract for care records systems in the South of England.
"The department's latest estimate of £9.8bn leaves out the future costs of Lorenzo or the potential large future costs arising from the department's termination of Fujitsu's contract for care records systems in the south of England".
By setting aside such a specific reserve, Morgan Stanley is taking an aggressive stance against future penalties arising from litigation.
He says the future austerity arising from the wind-down of the banks will be far more costly for all.
Future research arising from this paper will enlarge the sample size of the study to increase the generalizability of the results and include other spatial features in the TCPGs into the analysis.
One possible future application arising from this study is the creation of automated methods that detect reflections on a screen and applies the best TMO according to the usage scenario.
Social skills (SS) are a set of behaviors issued by a person in its social environment, where it will express its feelings, needs, and rights in an adaptive and assertive manner, decreasing the likelihood of the emergence of future problems arising from this interaction (Caballo, 2003).
The $150 million claim would also cover anticipated future losses arising from the effective shutdown of Al Jazeera's Egypt operations, Doley said.
As for future research arising from this study: this remains a nascent field of enquiry, with limited funding opportunities to conduct larger, more representative studies using a critical mass of chaplain-researchers and established biomedical or behavioral science researchers.
