Sentence examples for order expectations from inspiring English sources

Prothero adds, though, that monthly production data can be volatile, and "the dip in May contrasts with other positive surveys and healthy domestic order expectations".

They motivate important conversations before marriage, order expectations during marriage, and define an escape valve if one is needed.

These estimations are centroid-based localization over an anticipated CP window, first order expectation and autocorrelation of the received CP with its replica.

So I need to have sufficiently high (third-order) expectations that Liz has sufficiently high (second-order) expectations that I have sufficiently high expectations that she will follow (s2, s2 ), which involves her in fourth-order expectations regarding me, which involves me in fifth-order expectations regarding Liz, and so on".

For her to have such expectations, Liz must have sufficiently high (second-order) expectations that I have sufficiently high expectations that she will follow (s2, s2), for if Liz doesn't have these (second-order) expectations, then she will believe I don't have sufficient reason to follow (s2, s2) and may therefore deviate from (s2, s2) herself.

The presumption to generate autocorrelation from the coprime sampled sequence based on the previous chapter is that the second-order expectations of the sequence remain unchanged over time, which is essentially the wide-sense stationary (WSS) signal.

"It's hard to tell why, but if you look at the components, a big one was shipments and new orders expectations, but admittedly there was a huge jump in prices.

Within a session, we provide mechanisms allowing applications to convey ordering relationships between successive transmissions that can be used by the network to help ensure a distributed application's delivery ordering expectations are met.

The prenup is a means of ordering expectations.

Attitude dynamics data from planetary missions are reviewed to obtain a zeroth-order expectation on the tilts and angular rates to be expected on atmospheric probes during descent: these rates are a strong driver on descent imager design.

Crucially, local MMN effects were modulated by the higher-order expectation of the deviance, i.e. MMN responses were reduced in blocks in which xxxxy sequences were more probable.