These unforeseen face-to-face encounters are taking place in the "war room," the design team's coordination center in an abandoned fitness room in the lobby of 1 World Financial Center.
Instead of designing systems to meet known requirements that will always lead to fragile systems at some degree, systems should be designed wherever possible to be antifragile: designing cognitive cyber-physical systems that can learn from their experience, adapt to unforeseen events they face in their environment, and grow stronger in the face of adversity.
A real-time ontology update procedure is also proposed to face unforeseen circumstances.
In addition, nearly every state is also starting to face unforeseen expenses, from increased demand for unemployment benefits to additional security requirements.
After the initial recovery period following a natural or manmade disaster, communities face unforeseen challenges such as vacant spaces, low community morale and negative perceptions.
Most appealing to conservatives 4. (C) In a separate conversation, British Ambassador Francis Campbell told Ambassador Diaz that if many Anglicans decide to join the Catholic Church in response to the Vatican's--yet to be released--new rules, the Vatican could face unforeseen obstacles.
Organizations face unforeseen budget challenges or may have restrictions on merit increases.
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan will remain close allies, but despite the "reset" earlier this month, the evolving Saudi-Pakistani alliance will likely face unforeseen complications in the future.
For example, we discussed how these cities' mayoral positions were ceremonial in nature, but that at any time any one of them could be thrust into the media spotlight, should their city face unforeseen tragedy.
They offer assistance to our unemployed and low-income neighbors by providing a safety net for those who suddenly face unforeseen emergencies such as a family illness or the loss of a job or spouse.
Anecdotal observation suggests that they face unforeseen situations for which they feel ill prepared, leading sometimes to early dropout [ 23].
