Sentence examples for Marked unpredictability from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, a method such as KDE, which is one of the most sophisticated AD approaches known for being able to detect empty regions in the data [8], also shows marked unpredictability in new data (Fig. 14).

Glover's style is marked by unpredictability — it's possible to be lulled by his fine control one moment and jarred by an involuntarily flung arm the next.

Many of those spells have been marked by unpredictability.

Iran's political system has always been marked by unpredictability.

But even Deacon's biggest fans would concede that he lacks Brough's pace off the mark or unpredictability, although more conservative coaches than Kear would probably argue that the latter is not such a good quality in a half-back.

The function of such residual hypotheses is to mark the unpredictability of future events which observers attempt to control through decisions.

Unpredictability marked even the lighting of Olympic caldron.

36 Residents, family members, NHS practitioners, and care home staff all need to accept that for some residents the trajectory to death will be marked by uncertainty, unpredictability, and ambiguity as to the proximity of death.

A father's stereotypical roughhousing style of interaction with kids is marked by excitement and unpredictability that channels their kids' aggressive impulses.

The complex situations experienced by elderly persons are marked by instability, uncertainty and unpredictability [ 31], with disabilities and a high risk of death [ 32].

The drop in numbers taking GCSEs in modern languages shows the long-term effect of languages being made non-compulsory back in 2004, coupled with the unpredictability in the marking of GCSEs and A-levels over the last few years.