Prolonged progression may be anticipated in disciplines which further rely on technology such as sailing and cycling.
A similar delay is to be anticipated in cases in which the cervix is extensively scarred as a result of previous labours, amputation, deep cauterization, or any other surgical procedure on the cervix.
ROME — A highly anticipated trial in which Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi faces accusations of paying an underage girl for sex and other improprieties opened amid media fanfare in Milan on Wednesday but was immediately adjourned till the end of May.
Those on the waiting list anticipated ways in which the dog would aid their child in times of distress.
The descending tetrachord ostinato on which the final duet of the opera is built has been anticipated in the scene in which Nerone and Lucano celebrate Seneca's death, hinting at an ambivalence in the relationship between emperor and poet.
Difficulties are anticipated in the Senate which, while favorable to devaluation, is opposed to the granting of unrestricted powers to the government to interfere with rising prices.
Reynolds' story, and Thompson's tribute to it, weaponises the three defining American technologies of our time: the semi-automatic gun (Castile was shot at seven times in a matter of seconds); the smartphone; and social media's viral capacity: the "electronic envelope" that McLuhan anticipated in 1968 and which we're now all so enfolded within.
Given that diving is closed-loop motor skills attaching importance to spatial information processing of body movement, changes are anticipated in parahippocampal gyrus, which was shown to be involved in acquiring spatial information.
The significance of these findings is that BRAF and MEK1/2 mutations may be more common than anticipated in ovarian cancer which could have important implications for treatment of patients with this disease and suggests potential new therapeutic avenues.
However, Burge also (1973, 436) anticipates cases in which the variable is bound by a preceding quantifier (including an example like (18), in which the quantifier is existential).
