Those "sentences" of forewarning went unsaid at the time, and so Zamora imagines them for himself.
Action to prepare for a dual meltdown was not a case of "forewarned is forearmed," he said, but more like "forewarned is forestalled".
But city officials, advocates and adversaries alike now concede that no amount of forewarning could have prepared residents for the sight of the stations.
It may be some days before we know the details of the test, conducted after weeks of forewarning by North Korea that it was coming and a host of nations that it should not.
Jenkins, by the way, didn't even pay D'Arcy the small courtesy of forewarning him about the Obama invite, though Jenkins had apparently vetted it with friendly leftwing bishops elsewhere.
From the police perspective, the lack of forewarning may have seemed tactically prudent: last month, when the city announced that it wanted the park emptied temporarily for a cleaning, a brigade of protesters arrived to block what they saw as a transparent ploy to stop the occupation.
In particular cases, there is lack of forewarning that a catastrophic collapse will occur in minutes.
This paper explores the idea of forewarning the passengers of an approaching speed bump using a smartphone.
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They see the main goal and simultaneously the major challenge of warnings as obtaining command over the time factor, which highly depends on the length of forewarning or lead time (Clausen and Dombrowsky 1984; Drabek 1999; Hoekstra et al. 2011).
