We need to be really flexible because the actual work is often influenced by unexpected and often unforeseeable events at short notice.
As opposed to the testing of a specific hypothesis, open discovery involves learning something new from data acquired by observation and analysis (for example, metagenome data) that is essentially unforeseeable and is often serendipitous, akin to turning over a rock to discover what lies beneath it, opening an ancient tomb to learn what secrets it holds or viewing a new world for the first time.
While people are complex creatures and behavior is often affected by a range of unforeseeable situational forces, it is also true that human beings are creatures of habit.
Political and economic earthquakes are often sudden and unforeseeable, despite the false pundits who pop up later to claim they predicted them all along – take the fall of the Berlin Wall, the 2008 global financial crisis, or the Arab Spring (and ensuing winter).
'(T he circumstances that furnish probable cause to search a particular auto for particular articles are most often unforeseeable; moreover, the opportunity to search is fleeting since a car is readily movable.' Chambers v. Maroney, 399 U.S., at 5051, 90 S.Ct., at 1981.
The Top Five Challenges for Pregnant Scientists From keeping safe and healthy to interacting with your colleagues, the challenges that come along with pregnancy are many and often unforeseeable.
Accidents are unpredictable and often unforeseeable.
For all components, while scope for possible adaptations was provided in advance of intervention implementation, the adaptation process itself was more precisely developed and 'fine-tuned', in response to specific (and often unforeseeable) issues, subsequent to intervention implementation.
But he first imparted this cautionary note: "By nature, the future is foreseeably unforeseeable".
Force Majeure: What is an unforeseeable "force majeure" in the blockchain/smart contract environment?
