But also for the operation and maintenance organization of such large facilities, consequences can be foreseen for the future development of hybrid plants, particularly for operation management and organisation of the interplay of the different power plant and desalination systems, monitoring of SWRO membrane replacement and cleaning, as well as controlling water quality.
An estimated 200,000 people watched his funeral procession in Berlin and Count Harry Kessler noted in his diary, "It is an irreparable loss whose consequences cannot be foreseen".
Instead of a one-dimensional translation of the Israel of 2012 into the Holocaust of European Jewry, one question needs to be asked: is it advisable for Israel, on its own, to enter into a war with Iran, a war whose consequences cannot be foreseen, in order to prevent a future situation that is dangerous indeed but that no one can be sure will ever come to pass?
But many consequences can be foreseen, if not in precise detail then at least in broad outlines.
One of the best, though, is that a ruling in the plaintiffs' favor would retroactively penalize states and their residents for choosing to let Washington run their exchanges when the consequences couldn't have been foreseen.
Adequate resources will not resolve scientific consequences that are a direct result of fast recruitment, but logistical nightmares can be avoided if the consequences of over-recruitment are foreseen, and a plan of action put in place in future clinical trials.
Updating the map is foreseen in the following scenario.
In that case, communication through the EudraVigilance system is foreseen.
They take us by complete surprise and have major consequences that cannot be foreseen in anyway.
Where the first term saw a succession of relatively bloodless presidential victories partisan routs in the case of tax cuts, bipartisan agreements in the case of education reform the second term will see a bloodier battle on Social Security, whoever wins.Freedom abroadThe second term is likely to see significant changes in foreign policy, too, though the consequences are harder to foresee.
In general, the economic consequences are not to be foreseen.
