Southwest Airlines has long been the envy of the industry for its foresight in arranging contracts to lock in jet fuel prices.
We at the American Montessori Society applaud the school community of Springfield, Mass., for its foresight and courage in adopting Maria Montessori's groundbreaking approach as a means to save a school on the brink of failure ("Public School Stakes Its Future on the Montessori Way," news article, Feb. 2).
Films like Minority Report, although set in the next 100 years, are dramatically outdated even today (in terms of its digital foresight).
For this reason beginning her performances with the exercises of Bach encourages us with its foresight of the alternatives we should remember as we watch the hedonistic display of surrender unfold.
Like the NRA with the Second Amendment, the ACLU exploits the anachronistic nature of the First Amendment, it cedes to its of lack of foresight, and it demurs to the primacy of white men in the constitution's considerations: The framers did not foresee a world in which white men alone would have power or opportunity for speech.
Dr. Kathryn Holmes, an expert on SARS-type viruses at the University of Colorado, said the study was "wonderfully done," because of its speed, the foresight in saving specimens from the critical early stages of the outbreak, and its analysis of epidemiology at the molecular level.
It is about to renew half of its models and had the foresight to begin low-cost production in eastern Europe, with a factory in Slovakia and another, shared with Toyota, in the Czech Republic.Perhaps the darkest clouds are those gathering over the European market leader, Volkswagen.
This section will present an initial analysis of the new methodology's strenghts and weaknesses in terms of its validity by considering the foresight quality criteria proposed by Kuusi et al [4].
Interviewers were asked to assess the impact of UK Foresight (its immediate outputs and influence on medium to long-term policy making) and the effectiveness of process management.
