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In technology foresight, more humble approaches are now state of the art: technology forecasting (in the sense of predicting breakthroughs with definite timelines) has been supplanted by scenarios5 and recently by hermeneutic approaches, the deconstruction of future images ("vision assessment") [32].

This experimental design reconstructing two consecutive periods from two simultaneously processed independent timelines has been approbated in previous studies [ 36].

But Mr. Qurei and Ms. Eisin said no new timelines had been set.

Realistic timelines have been especially important over the last year, as lenders have more carefully scrutinized mortgage applications.

Now that the timelines have been excluded, the next steps involve redrafting steps with more opportunities for people to weigh in.

Fyles and the minister for territory families, Dale Wakefield, have told media that funds had been earmarked or committed for improvements – but no amounts or timelines have been given.

Uganda discovered oil in 2006 and expected production in 2009, but timelines have been moved forward because of official red tape.

Although neither New York nor New Jersey experienced the boom-and-bust scenario that dragged down the Florida and Nevada markets, their foreclosure timelines have been longer because of delays in the process, caused by logjams in state courts.

Stonehenge seems so much more enigmatic than other Neolithic structures because these two timelines have been so oddly discontinuous; the problem isn't simply that our science cannot furnish a definitive explanation as to why or how the stones were raised – after all, how could it?

Data collection methods and timelines have been compared in variants of the DSR-based models.

The timelines have been based on the best-available evidence available to therapists and surgeons.