Cyclic operation, although not planned, has demonstrated its viability as a practical, although not the optimum, solution to a rather difficult, unforeseen problem.
It is still early days in this respect and risks remain, although increasingly we are seeing them as market related (as for all defence companies) rather than unforeseen operational risks.
This personal continuity money would not cover an entire property loss, but rather the unforeseen displacement costs of preserving life and heeding official warnings.
It's a common theme in Curtis's work: he's not interested in conspiracy theories, but rather with the unforeseen consequences of ideas throughout history, and their impact on a deeply personal level.
He indicated that the attack on Barker was not just a schoolyard fight "but rather an unprovoked, unforeseen assault on a young man who had nothing to do with the hanging of the nooses".
He also argued that Mongar died from unforeseen complications rather than from a reckless overdose of drugs.
Like Crosby, Hornby and Stevenson, Griffith-Jones has consistently held the view that Britain's taxpayer-rescued banks had been laid low in 2008 by an unforeseen crisis rather than an recklessly optimistic view of their own activities.
The government chief scientific adviser's report in 2014 said everyone involved in the internet of things should be constantly anticipating and preventing problems, rather than dealing with unforeseen consequences in retrospect.
But the stream of NASA documents released in recent days shows that rather than being inexplicable and unforeseen, the destruction of the space shuttle Columbia appears to have unfolded as a logical chain of events, almost exactly as NASA's experts and diagnostic tools had predicted during the flight.
The aim is to prepare students for unforeseen business challenges rather than teach them specific skills needed in traditional specializations like finance or logistics.
