The governor recognized the volatility of California voters after his re-election in 2002, a victory he achieved with a surprisingly narrow margin over Bill Simon Jr., a political first-timer.
Clinton says, "We recognize the volatility of the situation...no one wants to see instability and chaos...we want to see an orderly transition to a democratic government and economic reforms, exactly what the protesters are seeking.
We recognize the volatility of the computer hardware market.
"Early on, he recognized the need for an alternative to the volatility of the stock market".
"As weather volatility increases, General Mills recognizes the need to mitigate the climate change risks presented to humanity, our environment and our livelihoods," John Church, executive vice president of supply chain operations for the company, wrote in a blog post.
And how would that manager recognize the point when predictability is high enough and volatility is low enough to start making choices?
We fail to recognize that volatility IS the reality of the stock markets.
Mortals vs. Gods When the bass James Morris as the god Wotan stormed offstage at the end of Act II of "Die Walkure" at the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday, most in the audience recognized unscripted volatility.
We recognized the continued importance of technical support for the major market indexes, and I personally found new significance for the CBOE Market Volatility Index, as an indicator of the smart money's assessment of the volatility landscape as opposed to the "dumb-money fear gauge" it is so widely believed to represent.
This volatility on both sides of the Florida Straits has bedeviled every president since Kennedy, and even Mr. Obama, who has vowed to make greater use of diplomacy with enemies as well as allies, seems to have recognized the threat.
