Expect the unexpected: Effectuation principles encourage companies to embrace surprises that arise from uncertain situations, remaining flexible rather than tethered to existing goals (Read et al., 2009; Sarasvathy, 2001) refer to this effectuation dimension as "leverage contingency" and define it as a "willingness to change products, customize".
We discover an unexpected cortical organizing principle: sensory-motor areas are dominated by output-modulating parvalbumin-positive interneurons, whereas association, including frontal, areas are dominated by input-modulating somatostatin-positive interneurons.
Furthermore, decision trees laying out 'the ideal rational decision' tend to neglect unexpected and, in principle, unrelated events.
These results were unexpected because in principle, a highest number of similar sequences should have been found in the EST collection related to biocontrol [ 19] than in the T. reesei collections.
Reformism in local government has a Faustian history, often involving shady deals, compromised principles and unexpected outcomes as much as successful attempts to establish social justice in cities. Play your cards right and you can, like Herbert Morrison's London county council, succeed as a paragon of moderate municipal socialist virtue.
The increased focus on the evolutionary bases for human maladies along with the characteristics that define us as a species is yielding unexpected discoveries about general principles of evolution.
In principle, these are unexpected results because the β-relaxations have a more local character than the α-ones.
In AM components, as in all engineering materials, fatigue is considered as one of the principle causes of unexpected failure.
The conserved downregulation in both locations of the heat shock protein hsp90α (AOSC617; Fig. S2) was unexpected in light of its principle role as a molecular chaperone involved in response to thermal stress.
Indeed, the distributivity problem and the collapsing problem are two instances of the same phenomenon of emergence of unexpected interactions (such as bridge principles) between connectives caused by combination processes.
