Pacing back and forth beneath portraits of Michael Faraday and Alexander Graham Bell, McKee spoke for three days about risk, jeopardy, desire, turning points, conflict, and choice — moving between his own life (most of it bad), the lives of his students, and the life of Rick in "Casablanca".
The postmodern pioneer is not heroic, but deferential, putting little at risk, desiring safety above adventure, consideration above assertion, breaking new ground by giving the old a different shape.
Other values of target reliability index can, evidently, be adopted as function of the structural risk desired.
That includes: clear purpose, scope and methodology; detailed discussion of problems, threats and risks; desired goals, objectives, activities and outcome-related performance measures; resources, investments and risk management; delineation of government roles, responsibilities and coordination mechanism; and description of the strategy's integration among and with other entities.
Main outcome measures were mean opinion scores of personal risk and desire for labeling and ranking of desired label phrase and brochure topics.
Its interlocking stories of risk and desire are meditative rather than melodramatic, and full of authentic feeling.
"The Baltic states clearly believe that the Russian Federation represents a future security risk and desire a contingency plan to address that risk.
You can have good sex with someone you don't love and - what a kick in the teeth for romance - when you do find "the one", the earth may not move, or eventually sex will become so ordinary you run the risk of desire from outside ripping both of you apart.
As a result, consumers have more access to capital, banks can make more loans, and investors a world away can not only access the consumer loan market but also invest in precisely the level of risk they desire.
Coincident design temperatures currently defined by ASHRAE and CIBSE may not fully allow engineers to design an HVAC system that can match a risk level desired for the problem at hand.
