We must prepare for unforeseen situations beyond the scope of expectation and imagination.
"We must prepare for unforeseen situations beyond the scope of expectation and imagination," says Satoshi Tadokoro, a roboticist at Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan, who led development of Quince.
21 The MHLC comprises 18 self-reported statements concerning opinions in the scope of generalized expectations in three dimensions of health locus of control: Internality (IHLC), Powerful Others Externality (PHLC), and Chance Externality (CHLC).
Similarly, GPs have expressed confusion and uncertainty regarding the scope and expectations of the PN role [ 3, 25].
Provision of health and medication education associated with Ramadan is a vehicle for such expansion of pharmacist scope of practice and patient expectations thereof.
Furthermore, we feel that following 18 months of costs ahead of expectations, there is scope for cost growth to slow a little.
Practical nurses have experienced an increasing scope of practice, including an expectation to care for complex patients and function on interdisciplinary teams.
But the scope of success went far beyond expectations.
Andrew Porth of Porth Architects in Red Lodge, Mont., who has worked with several nesting pregnant women, said that, like Ms. Spiegel, he does his best to limit the scope of the projects and manage expectations.
Much of the disagreement about the nature of supererogation and its proper definition is informed by normative views about the scope of moral duty, the legitimate expectations of altruistic behavior, and the value of the autonomy of the individual in pursuing personal goals.
While the two most cited reasons for faking an orgasm seem adhere to expectations, the scope of the study suggests that women fake it as a means to a more pleasurable end, rather than just an end.
