(That custom started as a simple expression of anticipation, I was told by Penn, who added, "The fact that previews are better than movies is so obvious it's not even an observation").
"Sounds simple but the anticipation and mystery makes even the smallest gestures pretty thrilling," she assures us.
It would never be the same, he admitted, but coping with the loss, dealing with life, would be made easier by community gatherings, by simple pleasures like the anticipation of the pitch.
"This is all in anticipation of one simple fact: The market for the MP3-class devises is going to be huge," says French.
On a third-quarter Oregon play, Musburger fell into a trap borne of excitement and anticipation while forgetting a simple rule: don't call a touchdown until it is a touchdown.
Or in simple terms: when it is performed, anticipation is always a future-referred present operation.
In the first study we examined the hypothesis that performance of a simple continuous performance task (CPT) during anticipation of painful heat would modulate (i.e., decrease) anticipatory amygdala activity.
It's full of the anticipation of a hard-earned, simple contentment: a sip of water, a date, a cigarette.
The action is the simplest behavior the user can take in anticipation of reward.
Furthermore, we explain how the architecture continuously adapts its internal agency and how increasingly complex cognitive phenomena, such as continuous learning, prediction and anticipation, result from an interplay of simpler principles.
