Sentence examples for precise expectations from inspiring English sources

In one sense, art films represent a genre; the audience that seeks them out has precise expectations that producers have been known to exploit.

If we lose that appreciation for giftedness, as he thinks we will by employing enhancement technologies that create precise expectations about how our children will be, we may lose important human goods (humility, reasonable responsibility, solidarity).

Just as the finer details of the implementation of any PBL programme are unique to each institution, so will be the precise expectations of the facilitator.

Precise expectations for [A|C|T]GC and [A|C|T]GT are not however clear, their relative usage potentially reflecting background nucleotide trends.

These results confirm previous findings that images carry no information when students have no precise expectations of what to make of them; raw images always need "procedures" to extract the relevant information (Cook et al., 2008a, b; Crisp et al., 2008; Orgil and Crippen, 2010; Palmer, 1978).

Pros suggest keeping it simple, and getting right into shooting, rather than weighing the whole thing down with precise expectations.

The object of their professional life is to conform to precise expectation.

Besides giving, in contrast to variational methods, uniformly precise expectation values of operators including the Hamiltonian, the method allows one to study the analytic structure of the wave function.

The hierarchical Bayesian account is straightforward: an overly precise expectation of 'no sensation' is not fundamentally different to an overly precise expectation of 'pain'; the pathologically elevated precision of the expectation of 'no sensation' can override any bottom-up (relatively imprecise nocioceptive) sensory data.

Although we have no precise expectation for the number of AluYb8/9 insertions that our panel of four East Asian individuals should share with one European (Venter), this result is the equivalent of confirmation by complete sequencing of a sizable set of the previously unobserved loci identified by ME-Scan.

(Cavallar 2002, 2008; Hunter 2007a) Since imperfect duties of humanity do not suffice for maintaining social relations, particularly those involving precise mutual expectations, Pufendorf introduces (DJN III.4) another class of absolute duties arising from pacts among individuals.