Sentence examples similar to expected an event from inspiring English sources

As it is expected, an event-synchronisation error leads to throughput loss and the aggregate throughput decreases when increases.

It seemed uncanny that a grown-up woman could want and expect an event, and the event refuse her.

But you wouldn't expect an event of such mainstream appeal to influence the avant garde art world.

If fragile, vulnerable people expect an event like the end of the world and it doesn't happen, they can feel let down and in anguish," he says.

I'm looking forward to the discussion tomorrow; those who were there a couple of years ago to see Michael interview Paul Rudd know that they can fairly expect an event that's as uproarious as enlightening.

Apple has just refreshed its iPhone line and we can expect an event later this month.

You wouldn't expect an event like FPDI, the Flat Panel Display International Exhibition, to be much more than a dry little gathering of circuit benders and substrate wranglers.

"We would expect an event of this magnitude to occur once every 100 years on average," Paul Chodas of NASA's Near-Earth Object Program Office at JPL said.

That is, people increasingly expect an event that has not occurred for some time (in this case, E1 in the absence of E2).

Based on a comparable study by Young and colleagues [ 25] with patients 70 years of age we expect an event rate (readmission or out-of-hospital death) of 40% in the control group.

"We expected a big event; we did not expect this".