Sentence examples for form of expectation from inspiring English sources

His melancholy takes the form of expectation: will anyone ever truly see him again?

According to today's Daily Star, David Moyes has posted his letter to Father Christmas and asked for the Atlético Madrid striker Diego Forlán, albeit more in hope of a Christmas miracle than any form of expectation.

It is noteworthy that stochastic persistence for the stochastic population model has many forms of definition; for example, stochastic persistence defined in the form of distribution, or stochastic persistence defined in the form of expectation.

Expectations of reward are thought to be part and parcel of a set of rules controlling goal-seeking behaviours, and one should ask to what extent a long-term anticipatory adjustment of a honeybee's PER is rooted in a form of expectation of reward.

These are then treated as known in a standard partial likelihood analysis; this is essentially a form of expectation-maximization algorithm.

He claims that: The parent's choice of a genetic program is associated with intentions which later take on the form of expectations addressed to the child.

It has been noted that Coleridge defined metrical form as a pattern of expectation, fulfillment, and surprise.

Alongside worldly or political messianism there was a second form of eschatological expectation.

But England's operation has its flip side in the form of heightened expectation, and the  back-room staff know it.

In the eyes of some theologians, the very process of secularization, which progressively rules out transcendent explanations of natural and historical conditions, has been a working out of a form of eschatological expectation.

(10) and (11) leads to the new form of the expectation and variance of (f_{tij}) as represented in Eqs.