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RCA's sales, meanwhile, are expected to display a "slight increase" over 1968's record of $3,129,000,000.

(By Tuesday, bookstores around the country are expected to display copies of "Wild" with the Oprah seal).

Furthermore, language arts standards simply describe an assumed, conventional set of behaviors that competent readers and writers are expected to display.

These 'machines', as biological machines, are expected to display certain properties of life, such as adapting to changing environments and acting in a situated way.

Due to major differences in the solubility parameters between PDMS and polar hard segments, all copolymers are expected to display good microphase separation.

Thus, drugs selective for GABAA α3 receptors are expected to display fewer side effects than the drugs presently in clinical use.

Match-fixing is the latest in a line of scandals to have tarnished the reputation of sumo, whose exponents are expected to display sportsmanship inside the ring, and dignity and humility outside it.

Prosecutors are expected to display photos of the crime scene, most specifically, photos of Philip's "severely damaged" body, Wint's public defenders Judith Pipe and Jeff Stein wrote in a court filing last month.

However, because there is an a priori excess of CNV burden in ASD cases over disease-free controls (Table 1), larger GFINs are expected to display significant enrichment of case defects by virtue solely of their increased size and complexity.

All xtz-bases are expected to display visible fluorescence with the wavelengths predicted to be 540, 585, 524, and 506 nm for xtzA, xtzG, xtzC and xtzU, respectively, in water solution.

Such strategies are expected to display a match of coherent policy goals and consistent policy means which can produce policy outcomes optimally matched to specific large-scale problem contexts.