The capacity to "pre-experience" future episodic events in our minds has attracted much recent scientific attention, including neuroimaging studies of the "prospective brain" (Schacter, Addis, & Buckner, 2007).
Some experts even say that using them could backfire by creating doubt in prospective employers' minds about the depth of a candidate's commitment.
And the show certainly hasn't profited from any lingering confusion in prospective viewers' minds about a possible Camelot connection; its low ratings indicate that no Kennedyesque mystique is clinging to it.
"This is all tactical," he tells prospective environmentally minded legislators.
"And, besides, we're senior citizens, so why would we lay out all that money to buy an apartment when our apartment is rent stabilized?" Mr. Fields agreed, adding that since he and his wife do not have children who would have use for the apartment, there is no reason to buy the apartment with prospective heirs in mind.
Then, with all of the completed family forms laid out on a table in front of him, the DCFS representative began a thoughtful presentation of foster children who were available for adoption and selected especially with each of these prospective parents in mind. .
A target sample size of 750 women was calculated with the prospective study in mind.
Keep in mind, prospective buyers don't want to see your possessions in the house, they want to see their belongings fitting in.
Does Willis mind the prospective demotion?
So with the spring renovation season beginning in the Northeast — identified in the housing study as one of the areas of the country where remodeling spending is highest — what should prospective renovators keep in mind?
