There is a heightened degree of reliable expectation of foreseeable anomalies such as droughts, floods, fires, or disease outbreaks.
You are buying the ability to switch to a different manufacturer if your current supplier stops innovating or goes bust, and the reliable expectation that you will be able to buy an improved product in the future.
Only three had buyers, while the other 15 were going up in the previously reliable expectation that they would be sold before their completion.
All good detective stories offer a pillowy retreat into the rules and reliable expectations of the genre; the only real difference is one of tone: dark or light.
Surgeons had more reliable expectations and should better inform their patients of the expected outcomes, particularly regarding relieving night pain and removing the need of a stick.
E-retailers can create reliable expectations by offering more detailed and accurate descriptions, as well as services like user-generated product evaluations (Zhou and Hinz 2016).
They reckon this approach provides a reliable guide to expectations even though the number of American firms paying dividends has fallen sharply over the past 50 years.
What is clear is that Iraqis' expectations of a reliable supply of electricity and other services, like their expectations of democracy itself, have exceeded what either Americans or the country's quarrelling politicians have so far been able to meet.
A reliable estimate of the joint expectation requires K sweeps (burn in included) and so, for a gradient step, we need K· n·20 elementary calculations (in practice, K ≃ 1,000).
Conclusions: The 12-item version of the MOEES appears to be a reliable and valid measure of outcome expectations for exercise in this sample of older adults with physical and functional comorbidities.
In England, home to a reliable quadrennial cycle of overinflated World Cup expectations, a deep fatalistic gloom set in minutes after the draw.
