anticipating

Certifying the people only really allows for punishing the people responsible for not anticipating problems in their systems.

When anticipating a rear end collision, the AV would honk and flash brake lights while scooting forward.

Far more likely than apple planning this with her is apple anticipating her reaction (or if not her, somebody.

One's listening time is wasted mentally preparing what you are going to say and anticipating an opportunity to say it.

Stepping back and anticipating the implications reveals a troubling future, and one that is occurring in many industries at once.

But where did that good overall model you mentioned come from if you weren't anticipating potential future needs to some extent?

This is anticipating for a future where a much larger fraction of the power on the grid comes from less polluting sources.

After a certain number of games you get used to it and start anticipating.

Their community shut down to regroup and protest, without anticipating others doing the same.

The most important part of building an API standard isn't the standard itself, it's anticipating the tooling you use to parse it.

I wonder, somehow, if this kind of outcome would mean that the kind of cultural renegotiation that I was (rather hopefully) anticipating had fallen on its face.

This is the fallacy I was referring to--architectural soundness has nothing to do with anticipating change.

Kids do fall all the time, but instead of anticipating failure, they go all in for "success" (whatever success can be for a kid).

Anticipating the silent joke, I thought I'd better leave a comment for myself.