outguess

Trying to outguess the market by constantly trading in and out of what's hot, competing against the extraordinary collective wisdom of millions of buyers and sellers around the world, isn't a tactic people need to employ.

(1966), "Can mutual funds outguess the market", Harvard Business Review, Vol.

Managers will always try everything in their power to outwit, outguess and outsmart their opposite number.

Both enemy and ally found it difficult to outguess him.

There was a gusty cross wind, and rather than trying to outguess or wait it out Dave held the same for every shot.

Trail cameras proved he was still living in the draw, but in those dozen days of trying to outguess the buck, all we had to show for our efforts was a single daylight trail-cam photo of him standing in front of our ground blind at precisely 5:19 p.m.

Can Mutual Funds Outguess the Market?, Harvard Business Review, 45, 131-136.

Frankly, its hyperactive wish to outguess my finger's intention drove me mad.

Compared with the typical JPEG steganography algorithms such as Jsteg [1], OutGuess [2], MB [3], F5 [4], nsF5 [5], PQ (perturbed quantization) [6] and MME (modified matrix encoding) [7], the latest JPEG steganography algorithms such as PQt (texture-adaptive PQ) and PQe [5] (energy-adaptive PQ), MOD (Model Optimized Distortion) [8], NPQ (Normalized Perturbed Quantization) [9], EBS (Entropy Block Steganography) [10], UED (Uniform Embedding Distortion) [11], J-UNIWARD (JPEG UNIversal WAvelet Relative Distortion) [12], SI-UNIWARD (Side-Informed UNIWARD) [12] and so on are all content-adaptive.

Parole placed trial judges and parole boards at odds, as each one tried to outguess the other regarding when a prisoner should be considered for release.