In 2002, Americans remodeling their kitchens, for example, expected the job to cost $18,658 on average, but they ended up paying $38,769.
Before the war, the National Association of Realtors economists, for example, expected the home price appreciation rate to drop 33% to 4.7%.
The city comptroller's office, for example, expects the city's economy to grow about 2.5percentt in 2004 and add about 35,000 jobs.
So barring a big shock to the world economy (a Greek exit from the euro area for example), expect the Fund's forecasts today to stand up fairly well.
Dan Whitney, for example, expects the local housing supply to run out soon with "tremendous pent-up demand" by the end of the year.
These problems are not necessarily linear ones, we do not for example expect the amount of a compound found in a cultural artefact to be linearly related to its age, nor do we expect the concentration of a biomarker to be linearly related to the progression of a disease.
Nevertheless, the proposed technique can provide substantial improvements in situations with few dominant specular components, as for example expected in the millimeter wave regime, and it enables robust multi-user beamforming/precoding with low requirements on CSIT accuracy.
For example, scientists expected the very strong El Niño of 1997/98 -- which triggered wildfires in Indonesia and flooding and crop loss in Kenya -- to also increase the chances of below-normal summer rainfall in India and South Africa, but this didn't happen.
For example, students expected the physicians, in their role as decision makers, to balance the patient's wishes with the desires of the family.
For example, as expected, the most novice cohorts, with little or no curricular-based structured experiential training yet, largely drew upon personal experiences.
Military contractors, for example, expect that the Pentagon budget will flatten out, forcing the government to rein in spending for new weapons programs, as it needs to put more money into the war in Iraq.
