anticipated

They stifle the ability of the organization to react to changes in conditions that may not have been anticipated.

In the end, there will be failure modes you haven't anticipated, and fools/users who are more ingenious than you expected.

We anticipated some static from all the ribbons, so the superstructure is heavily grounded and made of aluminum, we also have aluminum plates inside each pixel module.

They would only think that in case they anticipated needing it in the future.

But her preliminary results, she said, show that on a number of traits, the identical twins were less alike than she initially anticipated.

That said, I didn't take a very close look so maybe it was easier than I anticipated!

I'm guessing Senegal is just a starting point for a much larger anticipated long-term rollout.

Although the newsletter also involves the anticipated changes for the 2.0 version, they do provide good articles as well related to the latest Angular release.

It also provides some handy little suggestions that we may not have anticipated; eg.

The fact that their anticipated price is $3/day is absurd.

As we're getting to the 50-year mark past the American involvement in Vietnam, things are progressing in ways not anticipated at the time.

You're obligated to achieve your deliverables, in contrast with NSF/NIH/etc where you might discover something new and follow a different path than you anticipated in your grant proposal.

There was during the Truman Administration a "wage and price freeze" in place to avoid a phantom anticipated inflation.

I said " decentralized name resolution protocol" for the very reason that I anticipated someone bringing up dyndns.