There can be no absolute threshold proposed along the time continuum but indicative intervals, below which long survival cannot be anticipated, are variably suggested at 12 months, 13 in the range of 19 39 months 3 and 36 months 7 in recent pooled analyses.
Insufficiently rigid structures are usually influenced by unfavorable effects, which some of them cannot be anticipated at the beginning of their design.
That language appears to contradict the normal meaning of a contingency fund, which is to cover expenses that cannot be anticipated.
Among couples that delay childbearing, some proportion will have fewer births than they intended due to subfecundity, which occurs at a range of ages and generally cannot be anticipated in advance (Hendershot, Mosher, and Pratt 1982).
Therefore, anticipation is possible just because environment cannot be anticipated.14.14
Electroshock was used even on those for whom "recovery cannot be anticipated"; it left patients "quieter and more manageable".
The mechanic's proper response to the situation cannot be anticipated by a set of rules or algorithms.
Wendy Parker and James Risbey have recently shown that although unknown unknowns, by definition, cannot be anticipated in the particular, the likelihood that one or the other surprise may arise can be anticipated.
Serendipity cannot be anticipated, but it can be prepared for.
In other words, systems behave in an anticipatory manner because the environment cannot be anticipated.
Railway operators can vary their commercial policy over time in a manner that cannot be anticipated.
