So it's not really that out of these haphazard contacts, perfection arises.

emergency repairs (executed in a haphazard, makeshift or provisional manner, using material from nearby ruins) to

At the small island of Molat we turn south again, hopping between mainland and nearby islands in seemingly haphazard fashion.

Again, I don't want to say that this kind of haphazard pattern of interactions produces a factory that works with the precision and efficiency of clockwork.

Nature can seem complex, haphazard, and tricky and it can strike us as simple, symmetrical, and beautiful. Either way, the quantum universe will continue to surprise us.

OIOS noted two concerns in the administrative area a haphazard handling of subregional office vacancies (mentioned above) and an insufficient delegation of authority on mundane administrative matters.

Something that they're doing is clearly successful enough that this pattern of haphazard contacts, in the aggregate, produces something that allows ants to make a lot more ants.

This is in part the result of haphazard reporting by States to the secretariat of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

But at the end of the day we should always remember that whoever is facing us, whatever has happened in their lives, there will be a strong element of the haphazard.

WASHINGTON, DC The financial crisis that began in 2007 has been persistently marked by muddled thinking and haphazard policymaking. Now, the United States Treasury is headed for a mistake of historic and catastrophic proportions by refusing to bail out America s Big Three automakers.

Many small, landlocked African countries will never become serious players in the global economy without increased cooperation within their own regions. Today s haphazard, overlapping regional integration is proving largely ineffective, and this severely hampers African countries ability to compete in international markets.

Although procurement staff training has been one of the recurrent items in General Assembly resolutions on procurement reform in the United Nations, and notwithstanding some improvements by the United Nations Procurement Division, the procurement training function remains by and large a haphazard undertaking at cross organizational level.

But such innovation does not always begin at home, which is why city governments need to know about potentially applicable ideas and lessons from other cities and countries. Unfortunately, the diffusion and dissemination of innovative ideas in the fields of public health and health care is generally a random, haphazard, and inefficient process.

In most countries, such assessments are still rare and haphazard Parliaments often enact policies without knowing whether they are worth the money, and it may take a very long time before ineffective or inefficient policies are terminated. That is why enabling legislation for spending programs should contain sunset clauses, with extensions subject to independent evaluation.

So we live in a world where much of the progress that new technology permits is embodied in products that must be given away for free. A somewhat haphazard sub set of potential products can, with the right business model, be profitable say, through advertising or by selling the information that they passively collect from users.

When European politicians claim that France, Britain, or The Netherlands are not traditional immigrant countries like the US, they are right only up to a point, as the examples of Spinoza, Disraeli, and Sarkozy show. What is true is that large numbers of de facto immigrants have accumulated in many countries in a very short time, in a haphazard way that makes it seem as though no government was ever in control.

But, whether the US likes it or not, the dollar reserve system is fraying the question is only whether we move from the current system to an alternative in a haphazard way, or in a more careful and structured way. Those with large amounts of reserves know that holding dollars is a bad deal no or low return and a high risk of inflation or currency depreciation, either of which would diminish their holdings real value.