Sentence examples for identifies in advance from inspiring English sources

Here, albeit in his archaic vocabulary, Bradley identifies in advance the difficulties which Russell was later to face in trying to reconcile the unity of the proposition with what he thought to be the mutual independence of its constituents, difficulties which appeared in another guise for Frege in his attempt to maintain a strict division between concepts and objects.

Starting from the limitations of both Hazop and Human Hazop (the extension of the technique to the field of procedures performed by humans), a new technique (Multilevel Hazop) is suggested which identifies in advance all the criticalities of each commissioning activity and defines actions to reduce risk and optimise dedicated resources.

The specific disciplines in public health identified in advance by RESCAP-MED for training were: advanced epidemiology, health economics, environmental health, medical sociology-anthropology, and health policy.

"By definition, therefore, such a fund could not have been identified in advance," he added.

"And identifying in advance which changes are likely to be most effective is fraught with difficulty.

There is little evidence that outperforming managers can be identified in advance.

Savings must be identified in advance to justify the deal to shareholders, and realised quickly afterwards.

A great deal of time was spent thinking about how leadership qualities might be detected, so that leaders could be identified in advance of their elevation.

It seems that he was too normal to have been identified in advance as someone who could do something so extreme.

If there is any lesson from the tragedies, it's that we will never be able to identify in advance the people who wreak this type of evil.

In another departure, the celebrity presenters were not identified in advance, partly in the hope that a larger-than-usual audience would tune in to see who actually showed up.