Table 8 Theoretical framework about business conditions evident in interview responses Foresight framework theories Practitioners' comments Foresight construct Foresight is a set of tools that support organizational decisions with enough lead-time for preparation and response [5].
Even the most basic shot is a concatenation of foresight, friction, and various Newtonian laws.
What we need now is a surge of foresight and rationality, not propaganda.
There is a lack of foresight and investment in creativity and start-up.
No, my friends, the President is a man of foresight, a futurist, you might say, and his vision is all-encompassing.
Corporate foresight is a process of communication focused to build a mid- to long-term vision of future markets, customer needs, and societal challenges [45].
Foresight is a set of systematic attempts to look at, in the long term, the future of science, technology, economy and society.
Impulsivity, broadly defined as action without foresight, is a component of numerous psychiatric illnesses including attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), mania and substance abuse.
"There is a clear lack of foresight and planning," she wrote, and "the lack of leadership ability has contributed to poor morale in the field".
This aspect is emphasised in automated titrations where a foresight of the analyte concentration can be fast and easily achieved by processing known amounts of sample and titrant, and evaluating the titrant excess.
