The £59.7m signing's free-kick floated over its intended targets and, with goalkeeper Rob Green standing still in expectation of a touch, bounced inside the far post.
Improved systemic chemotherapy options create a moving target in terms of expectations for survival, which makes interpretation of retrospective series difficult.
Impeding the development of such markers using proteomics approaches is the expectation that protein targets in blood reflective of cancers, if present, are most likely present at extremely low levels [5].
British inflation shot up in July to more than twice the central bank's target, dousing expectations of interest rate cuts any time soon despite new evidence of sliding house prices and waning consumer demand.
They worked in the expectation of change.
In light of these considerations, it can be helpful to have "targets" in mind, such as an expectation of what the mean ISA should approach for a given biological system, technology platform, and adjacency measure.
On Wednesday, for example, Yahoo, the largest Web site, slightly missed analysts' sales targets in the fourth quarter of 2000 and warned that its sales in 2001 would be short of expectations.
The waves of airstrikes -- more than 100 warplanes, including two AC-130 gunships, were dispatched Monday against targets in Afghanistan -- far exceed the expectations of many analysts who took to heart Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's observation that Afghanistan is not a "target rich" environment.
Stimulus order in an oddball paradigm should be random to prevent expectation of the target stimulus.
In fact, it turns out not to be the case that infants require knowledge of the agent's disposition towards all possible targets in order for them to generate an expectation concerning which target the agent should approach.
