Unlike previous studies in climate engineering foresight that have narrowly focussed on academic perspectives, a single climate engineering idea and a restricted range of issues, our approach sought to respond to theoretical imperatives for 'broadening out' and 'opening up' research methods applied to highly uncertain and ambiguous topics.
This paper revisits the original design parameters of what was a 'new' Masters in Strategic Foresight that commenced at Swinburne University in 2001.
It's not always easy for casual observers to distinguish fads from trends, except in hindsight or with the foresight that comes from hyper-vigilant observation, says trend analyst Vilislava Petrova, with WGSN, an international fashion trend research and analysis service.
In those words, however, he demonstrates a foresight that would take 12 years to be realized.
In 1945, for example, Arthur C. Clarke suggested with astounding foresight that orbiting communications satellites would someday mimic Earth's rotation.
We previously applauded the foresight that a 27-year old would have had in updating her will after her divorce.
4) The foresight that worldwide more than half of the global population in future will be living in urban areas.
To ensure a lasting working relationship, he explains that he always incorporates a vision for the future in his design--foresight that often inspires his clients.
That being said, it's good of Apple to use futureproof hardware, as it shows foresight in that when the next hot industry standard is ratified, your new MacBook Pro will already have it onboard.
As shown in the previous section, contextual values appear in each step in foresight processes, so that quality criteria should be able to encompass them in their criticism.
