Nothing currently written into law, treaties or scientific codes of ethical behavior anticipated the synthetic biology revolution.
His French rival was more interested in nuances of habitat and behavior, anticipating sciences, like ecology and ethology, which were still 200 years in the future.
Mice subjected to restricted feeding (RF) involving a reduced amount of food administered at 24-h intervals display increased vigilance and locomotory behavior anticipating food presentation, a response also known as food anticipatory activity (FAA).
From this data, algorithms could be fashioned that would predict people's behavior and anticipate their reactions to other online prompts.
JKR experiments showed hydrophobic recovery behavior as anticipated from contact angle measurements.
Once we understand this, we can build a model to predict future behavior, thus anticipating what will be needed and dramatically increasing the efficiency of existing infrastructures and services.
As Wired details in a profile of Nest, what's impressive about its technology is that its devices talk to each other, and by "building an aggregate picture of human behavior, they anticipate what we want before even we know".
For example, equipped with the right kind of software, our gadgetry could use our personal information, as well as data about our past behavior, to anticipate our needs and offer the kind of considerate suggestions we'd expect from a spouse.
This behavior was anticipated as an increasing AHL acyl chain length raises the molecular lipophilicity as indicated by the projected octanol/water partition coefficient (Table 1).
Rather, it reduces the impact on behavior of anticipating rewarding and punishing outcomes, consistent with the overall blunting of affect that occurs in depression.
This clock drives rhythms at the molecular and cellular levels and, thus, temporally regulates plant physiology and behavior to anticipate changes in the environment [ 4].
