Surely this volume, which anticipates O'Nan's, ought to have been acknowledged.
But by the standards of TV math, which anticipates declines every year until a show dies, the uptick is striking.
Maira Kalman presents her cover of this week's Style issue, "Spring Forward," which anticipates the coming blossoms.
The model is also used to develop a predictive sag regime map, which anticipates the extent of sag given coating properties and process-specific parameters.
Contrary to theory which anticipates that gains can be made mostly on volume, our results indicate that significant revenue gains are available on both margins.
We define a configurable hint instruction which anticipates some static information about the upcoming branch to reduce the hardware involved in the prediction, thus, the energy consumption.
Despite his emphasis on accuracy, Mr. Gergiev was flexible in the rondo's big lyrical theme, which anticipates the sublime final Adagio, played here with eloquence and dignity.
The year after Marathon, Miltiades made an attack on the Aegean island of Paros, which anticipates the more systematic imperialism of the period after 479.
Braque's view of the Mediterranean village of La Ciotat — which anticipates German Expressionism in its brutal reduction of nature to colored lines — brought a steep $15.85 million.
The flooding, which caused billions of pounds of damage, led to the government publishing a review in September which anticipates 20-30% more extreme rainfall than before.
Transport consultant George Hazel, another of the speakers at the seminar, cites a report which anticipates 16 major mobility providers entering the global market.
