But some couples have long anticipated the idea.
"That is something we'd never have anticipated – the idea that you had carpenters from Glasgow, probably working in the shipyards,coming in with hammers and nails.
Epicurus (341 – 270 BC) anticipated the idea of natural selection.
The work somewhat anticipates the ideas of the great thinkers of the century following his death by its emphasis on induction as a method of psychological and philosophical discovery.
One listing of events in New York described it as "frankly a girl show, but pepped up into something by the Surrealist madness of Salvador Dalí." Anticipating the ideas of some modern installation artists, Dalí incorporated not just performance but also sound into his pavilion.
This, an early formulation of the hypothetico-deductive method of science, anticipates the ideas of Popper by more than two decades, though expressed less forcefully.
Dinosaurs as Art But he couldn't anticipate the idea that they had large hips anchoring broad thighs, with feathers even, and with tails aloft not dragging on the ground -- so that most of his popular dinosaur paintings in the end seem scientifically outmoded.
10 It should be noted that Bloom's theory of mastery learning anticipates the idea of deep learner models by considering two principal student characteristics: cognitive entry behaviors and affective entry characteristics.
Physics, which deals with bodies and their movement, can explain no more than motion (its result is, in fact, a Prime Mover) and, unable to answer the fundamental ontological question about the origin of the world's being, it simply anticipates the idea of the Principle that metaphysics demonstrates (Ilāhiyyāt, I, 1, 6, 17 7, 6).
Such a theory is only to be found in Philo of Alexandria, whose reflections on the allegorical meaning of the Old Testament anticipate the idea that the literal meaning of a text may conceal a deeper non-literal meaning that may only be uncovered through systematic interpretatory work.
