The phrase "appreciate future" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express gratitude or acknowledgment for something that will happen later, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I appreciate future opportunities that may arise from this collaboration."
Alternatives: "value upcoming" or "acknowledge future".
The emphasis of this article, therefore, is on first principles and major developments basic knowledge that is needed to understand and appreciate future technological developments and enhancements.
Two concepts seem to offer useful leads: Meynen (2010), Halpern (2010), and Sullivan & Youngner (1994) highlight an inability to appreciate future possibilities and Elliott (1997) highlights an inability to maintain a minimal concern for self.
The affective symptoms of depression can theoretically distort [ 15] or blind [ 12] an individuals' perception of the future, but as Meynen remarks, the ability to appreciate future possibilities needs, further specification and empirical testing [ 13].
ACP rests on two crucial premises: In order to make an informed choice about future medical treatment under hypothetical medical conditions, an individual needs to appreciate possible future conditions and options, to develop personal preferences, and to discuss them thoroughly with family members, friends, and professionals.
A blowout victory could let the Nationals appreciate their future starting to take shape.
To appreciate "The Future," Miranda July's ingeniously constructed wonder cabinet of a movie, you may first have to pass through a stage of mild annoyance or even something more intense.
So preparing now to appreciate your future success will pay big dividends when it becomes a reality.
Due to the insufficient quality of most clinical trial designs, most of the currently available EEG results are difficult to appreciate, but future studies that have implemented the present standards for clinical trials could resolve this issue.
This romantic stereotype of the misunderstood artist whose work will only be truly appreciated by future generations is rooted in truth.
The participants at the workshop appreciated this future flexibility and would welcome assistance for other groups of people, "Could assistance be offered to people who are not old, but may have other problems or other disabilities…?" "Not having to rely on family members…" "Give peace of mind to relatives as they may not be nearby.
