They recognise that women have suffered and continue to suffer important disadvantages relative to men, within education as in other fields: women are the victims of exclusion and deprivation and domination, constrained by imposed expectations, judged as less intelligent and less deserving, and afflicted by manufactured deficits of confidence.
It's no surprise, then, that when our children fall short of our grand plans and lofty expectations we judge them, too.
As women's rights and opportunities have increased, it seems reasonable that women in industrialized countries have internalized ever more complex and optimistic expectations, and judged reality against these.
Finding men who piqued his interest and visualized his expectations as judged by their profiles, Fader invited each of his subjects on a date, which always began by of pouring a glass of wine and snapping a photograph.
Deflation fears have since abated, but a group expecting high inflation remains.Another way to judge expectations is to study the prices of assets that provide inflation protection.
This is an understandable expectation, though, judging by history, as noted above, Syrians and Iraqis find it very hard to cooperate for too long.
Statistical enrichment and depletion of actual counts versus random expectation were judged by the z-score (Equations 5) of a particular element of the abundance matrix.
A second way we deal with the enlargement of our expectations is to judge ourselves, sometimes harshly, about the things we don't know (c.f., the choice map, here).
Unlike some collectors in the car world, whose hands may only be sullied by ink from signing checks, the teenagers in the Indianapolis competition complete nearly all the necessary work themselves, in keeping with the judges' expectations.
In urging the justices not to accept the appeal, the state of Minnesota said that "litigants have a right and an expectation that a judge will decide cases based upon the law and facts of the case rather than based upon statements made during a campaign".
