But the law rolls on, and anyone who expects words, in the mouth of villain, plaintiff, witnesses or counsel, to mean what they say or what some innocent thought he meant when he said them—has never sat in a jury-box.Yet surely the judges do better?
The results demonstrate shared processing mechanisms across development, as even subtle deviations from expected word forms were indexed in both age groups by a reduction in the amplitude of characteristic waves in the early auditory evoked potential.
These results indicate that for infants, like adults, the neural correlates of detection of subtle deviations from expected word forms are evident early in the auditory evoked potential.
We stated the motivation behind the exchange asking "Have you ever had sex with the intention of receiving gifts or money in return?"c We expected this wording would result in a lower percentage of respondents answering in the affirmative as compared to other surveys, particularly in Antsiranana.
The board has done what the City expected, in other words.
I expected, in other words, to meet older versions of the characters from "The Fundamentals of Play," Macy's fine 2000 novel about New York 20-somethings in a glamorous panic of... see above.
The sort of things that you expected, in other words.
It was "even more emphatic and disastrous than anyone expected," in the words of one veteran advocate for network neutrality.
If diverging sequences have evolved under the same conditions, then uniformly distributed p-values are expected; in other words, we would expect 5% of the tests to produce p-values < 0.05, 1% of the tests to produce p-values < 0.01, and so forth.
However, the word " expected" in the above phrase could be interpreted that the "same clinical result in any given patient" is not a categorical rule but only an expectation.
Anyone bagging more than their fair share can expect harsh words, or in extreme cases even violence, particularly if they are visitors.An alternative to quotas is to grant ownership rights: once someone owns a natural resource, they can restrict its use sensibly, as with tradable pollution permits.
