Sentence examples for based on anticipation from inspiring English sources
Diners can be adventuresome and fickle, without overspending, and this often engenders a lively atmosphere based on anticipation.
What many investors do not realize is that all securities prices include an intangible component that is based on anticipation of future events and on the integrity of the entity from which the security was issued.
Prediction capabilities of SIM based on anticipation parameters and reactive generation limitation in advance are presented.
He thinks a good election play, based on anticipation of a Kerry win, is the closed-end bond fund Nuveen Preferred and Convertible Income Fund (JPC).
In BID-Hybrid, we take care of such cases and define randomness for blocks based on profiling the processes and provide decision metrics based on anticipation and I/O size, in-order to define the correct candidate for tiering.
But if a company was able to just raise prices based on anticipation of profits, then the result would be that profits would be higher because of the higher price charged, which means taxes would be even higher, so the company should have raised prices even more, but that means the profit would be even higher, so they have to go back and charge more, but then..
The ethanol-associated sexual behavior appears to be due to expectancy (outcome based on learned anticipation) as well as pharmacological effects [5]; however, physiological evidence is lacking.
Paul doesn't have Obama's youth or his charisma, which was partly based on the anticipation of seeing a whip-smart black man in the White House.
Any attempts to objectively predefine the complexity of problems have to be based on the anticipation of a target group's problem-solving competence.
According to the climax theory of ecology, we developed a framework of the ecological risk assessment based on the anticipation of ecosystem stabilization (ERABAES) for land consolidation.
Trust thus involves the willingness of a partner to be vulnerable to another partner's actions based on the anticipation that the other partner will act in a way that is beneficial to the trustor.
