Sentence examples for To predictability from inspiring English sources

Psychological interpretation for this distinction is that unpredictability-aversive subjects do not necessarily avoid uncertain rewards with very small probabilities (i.e., predictable non-gains), due to predictability of the outcomes.

Mr. Uhry's borrowings of Brechtian and Pirandellian techniques, intended for distancing, turn to predictability.

If anything, the first four weeks of the season have mostly been a tribute to predictability.

Mr. Cagno said these events are exciting for audiences and musicians because traditional folk festivals sometimes fall victim to predictability.

On the one hand, we are wired to respond to things that are familiar, to predictability and patterns that help us make sense of what is around us.

If some castaways couldn't resist the temptation to be clever — Alfred Hitchcock's luxury item was a Continental railway timetable — and others surrendered to predictability (Philip Larkin chose a typewriter), a few gave their choices more soulful thought.

Seeking to add predictability to the disciplinary system, the administration recently negotiated a plan with the Civil Service Employees Association to create a matrix of punishments for various offenses.

IN THE autumn Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine's president, demanded currency stability as a means to restore predictability to an economy damaged by fighting with pro-Russian separatists.

Japan's ministry of foreign affairs said: "Prime Minister Abe requested [May's] cooperation to enhance predictability and to continue to secure Japanese companies' businesses and value chains.

Since standard measures to assess predictability of survival prediction models have not been fully established, various predictability measures are considered in the evaluation.

I would like to see predictability when it comes to people with whom we are dealing.