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VATICAN CITY — When Benedict XVI, the pope emeritus, returned to Vatican City on Thursday, two months after his retirement, he inaugurated a living arrangement as unusual as it may be unpredictable.
With Benedict's return to Vatican City, the pope emeritus inaugurates a living arrangement as unusual as it may be unpredictable: a former pope and a current pope both living within the Vatican walls.
And the United Kingdom's decision to exit the European Union (or Brexit) also places a shadow over the company given its operations in the U.K. Another interesting risk factor listed by the company is that given that the IPO is an offering for non-voting stock (founders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy have essentially full control of the company), it may be unpredictable.
The final impact of emergency intubation on ScvO2 may be unpredictable since it could potentially increase ScvO2 by blunting regional VO2, or eventually decrease it, particularly in hemodynamically unstable or hypovolemic patients, due to the negative effects of sedation and positive intra-thoracic pressure on cardiac output.
As an autopoietic system, the brain may be unpredictable in its responses, but it still does react somehow, even when prodded with a remarkably blunt instrument like a massive jolt of electricity or a kick of toxic molecules.
While this service model may be unpredictable in the public Internet with its variable and uncontrollable load, it is more suitable in controlled environments such as industry networks where load can be controlled.
A university expands thinking and research in ways "that may be unpredictable and may be long," she said.
Even when a functioning biosafety regime exists, regulatory decisions may be unpredictable and subject to political interference.
