"as expectation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a phrase used to refer to something that is anticipated or expected to occur. For example, "Success in college is often seen as expectation for most high school graduates."
The neuronal response to SU versus AS expectation was significantly greater in the amygdala, orbitofrontal cortex, putamen and insula in OR versus OP; SU receipt was not different between groups.
We employ a statistical technique known as "expectation maximization" (EM).
It's defined as expectation of e to the t times x where t is some parameter.
Our k-th moment is defined as expectation of x to the k.
Many studies conclude that bonuses don't work as a motivator, as expectation is already built in.
And the production potential is much lower than that of deposits having an impermeable upper boundary as expectation.
Statistical techniques such as expectation-maximization algorithm [16], [17], hidden Markov random field [18], k-nearest neighbor classification [19], [20], and Parzen-window classification [21] have been previously used to correctly identify tissue classes.
Their results confirm that when there is natural split of the features sets, co-training outperforms the other approaches such as expectation-maximization (EM).
Such expectations are referred to here as 'expectation-led interviewer effects'.
Moreover, when the model parameters are unknown, they can be estimated, thanks to some algorithms such as Expectation Maximization (EM) [10] and Iterative Conditional Estimation (ICE) [11].
Now all spin components have (in suitable units) possible values ±1 only, thus, the HV proponent is forced to ascribe ±1 to A, B, C as values, and thus as 'expectation values'.
