Word: expect
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...million Monsanto Chemical Co., which, with National Research as a partner, will go into the titanium business. The two companies expect shortly to sign a contract with the Government to build a $1,750,000 pilot plant to test National Research's revolutionary method of refining titanium. The method will be the first practical non-Kroll* process: by bypassing the rough, sponge stage now necessary in titanium refining, National Research expects to turn out highly purified metal crystals that can then be melted down into solid metal. If the idea pans out it should cut the cost of titanium...
...faculty life. Frequently he must have completed most of his Ph.D. work, have passed his exams, and be writing his thesis to be accepted for the post. He is selected by his department, approved by the faculty dean, and given a maximum of four successive yearly appointments. He can expect to receive all four, but is free to leave for a better post elsewhere at any time. While here, however, he may teach no more than three fifths of his time...
Prospect that Yale might return some of its 14,900 seat allotment out of the total 37,900 seats in the Stadium appeared very slight. "I'm going to keep following it up, but Yale has indicated I should not expect any back," Lunden said...
Once the student comes to GSAS, he discovers that while life is rigorous it is not so as he might expect. The Graduate Center and adjoining dormitories provide a free community which has been compared to an intellectual apartment development quite unlike anything on the undergraduate level. Aesthetic conviviality prevails, and there are even occasional expeditions to Cronin's. A Graduate Student Council coordinates government and student affairs, and a graduate body stages an informal dance every weekend...
...record-smashing rate. Directors, outfitted in the early Hollywood tradition with dark glasses, sport shirts and berets, roamed the sets shouting such Southern California expressions as "Camera!", "Cut!" Japanese moviemakers, who were second only to the U.S. in the number of feature pictures produced last year, this year expect to complete 319 full-length films...