But as with any new technology, there are inherent risks we should acknowledge, anticipate, and deal with as soon as possible.
Instead, he acknowledged, lawmakers anticipated that some states wouldn't act.
In their annual report, they acknowledged "we anticipate trading conditions to remain challenging in our major markets in 2016".
Acknowledging and anticipating the existence of equifinality is important in empirical studies of social learning and cultural evolution; it helps us understand the limitations of analytical approaches and can improve our ability to predict the dynamics of cultural transmission.
Mr. Miller acknowledged that an anticipated influx of closings at luxury condo developments scheduled to open in 2014 and 2015 would begin skewing sales averages higher but would not solve the inventory crunch for the average buyer.
Matthew's assertion appears to have been supported a few weeks later by Charles Darwin himself, who acknowledged that Matthew "anticipated" his explanation by several years, while also admitting his ignorance of Matthew's work.
The actual impact on patient care is rarely recorded nor acknowledged, but we anticipate that it, too, is likely not positive.
Propriety demanded they acknowledge that Wallace had anticipated Darwin, whose heterodox ideas had been buried for decades in his notebooks.
Mr. Hagel's carefully worded case for how and why to shrink the military acknowledged the need to anticipate uncertainty — and assure that the United States is not viewed by adversaries as weak or unprepared.
In a career that slyly subverted Abstract Expressionism, toyed briefly with Minimalism, seemed barely to acknowledge Pop Art and anticipated some of the concerns of Conceptualism, Mr. Twombly was a divisive artist almost from the start.
