In an age of shrinking attention spans and digital overload, one negative review can predetermine expectations.
"We think of reality as a rendering of something organic, interpreted through commercial, political, powerful interests," said Eliasson, "But Iceland and places like that are in flux both because they are not immediately recognizable -- and not predetermined by our expectations".
Studies recommend that roles and responsibilities be commanded by family needs rather than by predetermined, gender-based expectations or stereotypes.
That belief that outside factors have marred the perfect operation of the market machine has been buttressed by some adherents of behavioral economics (which ironically helped undermine rational expectations in the first place) who replace predetermined market relations with predetermined psychological factors.
A flort, in essence, is a type of non-available annuity whereby a depositor, or several, makes a predetermined contribution every year with the expectation that they will either get it back or not.
Again, the rational-expectations hypothesis posits mechanical, fully predetermined, Newtonian markets.
Has he developed this persona in response to what he sees as the expectations of the gay scene, or is it genetically predetermined, as inevitable as his eye colour or whether he'll lose his hair?
Since the predetermined crawling peg was the government's chief device to dampen inflationary expectations, analysts now fear that inflation will jump.
This interview guide, which included predetermined topics, was developed to explore the health professionals' perspectives, requests, and expectations regarding team interventions.
