Although the principles of rationality governing individual choice still apply, arguably there are further principles of rationality governing expectations of the actions of others (and of their expectations concerning your actions and expectations, and so forth).
Strengthen FDA standards governing expectations for the frequency of import shipment screening and laboratory testing.
Understanding factors that govern expected satiation is important because these expectations predict self-selected portions and meal size (Brunstrom & Rogers, 2009; Fay et al., 2011; Hinton et al., 2013; Wilkinson et al., 2012).
Clark (1987) draws on how we use the phase space measure μ to govern our expectations about the behaviour of Bernoulli and mixing systems in classical statistical mechanics, and argues (in effect) that this is an objective probability function despite the deterministic underlying physics.
The choice of projective frames governs how expectations are transformed by consciousness.
The results suggest that we may have an automatic sense of "hierarchical meter"—a pattern of strong and weak beats that governs our expectations of music, the researchers write in the February 2017 issue of Brain and Cognition.
Our thoughts are more powerful than we realize, governing our expectations, our interactions, and ultimately our ability to be successful.
They are governed by expectations of accountability and norms of membership and behavior.
A different set of expectations govern evening events outside of working hours.
But rather than letting half-hidden beliefs and expectations govern how you feel, it's worth your while to try rewriting these common old stories for yourself, so that you can love the holidays as they are, not how they should be.
