That's crucial for any future atom microscope, because sedate helium atoms scatter from a surface more predictably than do energetic ones.
It's difficult to think up an ad more predictably sexist, kitschy, and, well, Albertan than what the Canada Oil Sands Community unleashed into the world on Sunday night.
Having bucked the English trend, pre-Lancaster, by being capped at a young age, Lawes has matured as a line-out leader and more predictably into a giant of tackling, ball-carrying and one-out passing to avoid contact.
There was, more predictably, a return to houses of worship in what seemed like record numbers.
More predictably, a number of jurors have appeared to want to avoid being chosen for the long trial.
Following her show in Milan last week, Miuccia Prada, the first lady of Italian fashion, stepped out to take her bow with two particularly fine and garish examples of that very fruit dangling from her earlobes where, more predictably, a pleasingly precious pair of vintage baubles might have been.
Round Cape Horn, hoping that the Drake Strait is a lake, then seek the more predictably calm fjords of Chile.
When one of the original members of Atomic Kitten got pregnant, the band's manager simply slotted in a new member.Celebrities are also more predictably lucrative than nobodies, no matter how talented.
Mussolini's autobiography, to take the obvious comparison, though ghostwritten — by a former American Ambassador to Italy, apparently! — nonetheless reflects his sense of the best self to put forward; the youthful memories are more predictably of a concord between the young Italian and the national landscape he inhabits.
Mussolini's autobiography, to take the obvious comparison, though ghostwritten by a former American Ambassador to Italy, apparently!—nonetheless reflects his sense of the best self to put forward; the youthful memories are more predictably of a concord between the young Italian and the national landscape he inhabits.
