A survey of 150 or so AI researchers reckon on average that there's a 90% chance that human-level intelligence will arrive by 2075.
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Analysts noted that U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin last week had invited Beijing to a new round of talks but some also reckon on a more conciliatory stance from China.
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Grab acquired Uber's regional business last year to become Southeast Asia's undisputed ride-hailing leader, but it perhaps didn't reckon on its local rival Go-Jek mounting a bid to finally expand its service regionally.
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But some still reckon on a 212 bps rise, given the likelihood of a Fed hike next month and rand weakness caused by fears the investor-friendly Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan will be sidelined by President Jacob Zuma.
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But who can reckon on the honesty of a woman where bribery and monkery reign!
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George Lupus is Master of Quarr Hunt and his four children also love the thrill of the hunt, but their passion is not shared by Dorothy, wife and mother. On George's untimely death, Dorothy attempts to disband the hunt, but she does not reckon on the determination of her children to maintain the tradition...
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The British and French commanders on the Western Front had to reckon on the German western army () being strengthened by reinforcements from the on the Eastern Front by late 1917. Haig wished to exploit the diversion of German forces in Russia for as long as it continued and urged the British War Cabinet to commit the maximum amount of manpower and munitions to the battle in Flanders.
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Despite her family's disapproval of their relationship, Fanny began to write passionate letters to Kent, "filled with repeated entreaties to spend the rest of their lives together". He eventually allowed her to join him at lodgings in East Greenwich near London. The two decided to live together as man and wife, making wills in each other's favour and hoping to remain discreet. In this, however, they did not reckon on Fanny's relations.
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While these negotiations were taking place, Henry began his descent into northern Italy in October 1310, with his eldest son John remaining in Prague as the Imperial vicar. As he crossed the Alps and travelled into the Lombard plain, nobles and prelates of both Guelph and Ghibelline factions hastened to greet him, and Dante circulated an optimistic open letter addressed to the rulers and the people.Jones, pg. 533 As Emperor, Henry had planned to restore the glory of the Holy Roman Empire, but he did not reckon on the bitterly divided state that Italy had now become.
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However, the designers and architects did not reckon on Atlanta's humid subtropical climate. As a result, it never stopped rusting, and looked somewhat dated despite being 25 years old. When Turner won an NHL franchise, the Atlanta Thrashers, one condition was that a new arena had to be in place before the new team took the ice for the first time, as The Omni was unusable even for temporary use. Eventually, it was decided that The Omni would be demolished and a new arena for the Hawks and the expansion NHL Thrashers would be built on the same area.
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As the manufacturers' product page states: > The revolvers of cal. 357 Magnum have been designed to comply requirements > of demanding users from among the law enforcing corps, private security > agencies and citizens who take their safety seriously. The design of > cartridge cylinder mounting in tilting console and shock transition control > from the console to the frame considers as much as possible maintaining the > minimum limits for a long time. Cylinder rotation design takes no compromise > in forcing the cylinder turn by exact spacing distance to safely adjust to > the barrel leaving no reckon on inertia of the cylinder to finish its > turning movement.
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Von Abenstein advises players to pay close attention to the all-important honours in order to avoid throwing them away unnecessarily. At the start of the game try to lose all non-counters, keeping back one or two suits which your opponent cannot beat. Try to use these near the end of the game because, by then, most of the blanks have been discarded and you can now reckon on winning an honour with almost every trick. Try to avoid winning tricks when your opponent plays a non-counter, but as soon as an honour is played it is usually good to take it.
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Webb was one of dozens of candidates who responded to an international call by the South Australian government for a Commissioner to manage its South Australian Railways in 1922. By this time the railways had decayed to the point of imminent total collapse. In 1922, when he started his controversial appointment in Adelaide, Webb considered that by applying business operating principles he would be able to get the South Australian Railways on a footing where they would give a minimum return of 6 per cent on the investment. He did not, however, reckon on the impacts of the Great Depression and the growth of ownership of motor cars; nor was he at the time fully aware of what a millstone were the hundreds of miles of developmental lines with their unpredictable seasonal agricultural traffic.
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