Sentence examples for classic expectations from inspiring English sources

These results contradict the classic expectations of reinforcement [ 12] in response to selection against hybridization.

The results of a comparison study showed that EM-S-SIMCA outperforms the classic expectation-maximization SIMCA method.

A classic expectation in such experiments is that pathogens' adaptions to their hosts are disrupted by selection to adapt to the artificial environment, so that their virulence is attenuated [8].

SHOUTS AND MURMURS of a parody of Charles Dickens' classic Great Expectations, about orphans and the poor in nineteenth-century England.

New Zealand author Lloyd Jones published to great fanfare his most recent work, Mister Pip (2006), inspired in part by the Charles Dickens classic Great Expectations.

By Garry Trudeau The New Yorker, January 16 , 1995P. 92 SHOUTS AND MURMURS of a parody of Charles Dickens' classic Great Expectations, about orphans and the poor in nineteenth-century England.

The following is an unedited transcript of the complete G-20 Summit coverage of Roland Hedley, senior Twitter correspondent for Fox News, who appears regularly in… SHOUTS AND MURMURS of a parody of Charles Dickens' classic Great Expectations, about orphans and the poor in nineteenth-century England.

Then in 1980 Mr. Jones wrote his boomer classic, "Great Expectations: America and the Baby Boom Generation," and laid us to rest: "Condemned to achieve its greatness en masse, the boom generation in the end has produced few leaders or even genuine individualists".

It is well known that Jensen's inequality for classic mathematical expectations holds in general, which is a very important property and has many important applications.

I'm appealing to classic Christian expectations of ourselves.

Corporate support for the Heritage Classic exceeded expectations; Chief Operating Officer John Collins announced that the league had gained more sponsorship revenue for Calgary's game than it had the Winter Classic.