But as manufacturers seek new customers, and as older customers develop higher expectations of new machines, buyers are likely to find themselves choosing among more and more complex bikes.
"The social contract is stronger because as children see how their own grandparents are looked after, they develop higher expectations of how they too will be treated when they get old," he explained.
As technology improves and becomes more prevalent throughout society, people may also develop higher expectations for the capabilities of forensic technology.
One alternate explanation for the changing perception of forensic evidence is the so-called "tech effect": as technology improves and becomes more prevalent throughout society, people develop higher expectations for the capabilities of forensic technology.
"We really have been working on (developing) high expectations for our students," Derrig said.
As we've made progress funding more and more talented pediatric cancer researchers across the U.S., we've developed higher expectations for our leadership role here.
So that's the hardest thing to sit down with somebody and tell them, 'OK, it's going to take a few sessions to get you where you want to be.'" – Chiropractor 9, Tucson In addition, providers indicated that patients who experience an initial positive response often develop unrealistically high expectations for overall treatment effectiveness.
We've developed unreasonably high expectations for TV; at the same time, we've come to judge shows reflexively and with stubborn certitude, thanks to our culture of quick clicks and instant feedback.
Because the screening is often the first contact migrants have with the Swedish health care system, it is vital that nurses who screen migrants get appropriate training and develop competence, to avoid high expectations and a poor image that could impede future utilization (23).
Firstly, parents can transmit their educational expectations to their children, leading to the latter developing higher aspirations for themselves.
