Sentence examples for In unpredicted from inspiring English sources
Rather, it was caused by a number of small component failures that interacted in unpredicted ways.
It's not about taking responsibility for a decision "in unpredicted circumstances, based on incomplete knowledge" — that's politics, said Aron.
That is how things stand in Akin's risky world: people adhere in unpredicted ways, then suddenly peel apart.
The elastic theory formed the basis of structural analysis until World War II, when bomb-damaged buildings were observed to behave in unpredicted ways and the underlying assumptions of the theory were found to require modification.
The HBD gene whose sequence is highly homologous to the HBB gene might effectively compete with exogenous donor templates (or endogenous HBB wild-type sequence) for DNA recombination, resulting in unpredicted and unwanted mutations.
While there are some patterns that might be linked with the therapy, there are others that alter in unpredicted ways.
Beginning in 1955, the creation of poliovirus vaccines led to a stepwise reduction in poliomyelitis, culminating in the unpredicted elimination of wild polioviruses in the United States by 1972.
In addition organised events can generate a surge of trauma that can burden small local hospitals, resulting in an unpredicted increase in the workload with subsequent delays to treatment.
In part, as Riley Dunlap and others in their article "Cool Dudes" have shown, it represents the stubborn refusal of ageing white conservative males to recognise that man's effort to master nature has in this instance produced an unpredicted, unpredictable and unintended impending catastrophe.
There have been innumerable instances in the recent biological literature in which unpredicted results have arisen when there has been genetic manipulation.
As Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki demonstrated the other day with his third visit to his former safe haven in Iran, the politics of the region have already been sorted out in ways unpredicted by the neocons.
