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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a stable and predicable" is not correct due to the use of "predicable," which should be "predictable." You can use the corrected phrase when describing something that is both stable and can be predicted or anticipated.
Example: "The weather patterns in this region are known for being a stable and predictable aspect of our climate."
Alternatives: "a consistent and foreseeable" or "a reliable and expected".
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Overall, the proposed SS-MC exhibits a stable and predicable performance, achieving a very good trade-off between processing requirements and reconstruction quality.
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A stable and loving upbringing.
A stable and loving childhood.
Is this a stable and beneficial state?
With the development of industrial big data, the Internet of Things, and intelligent manufacturing, new technique based on computational intelligence is an important way to implement a zero-fault and predicable production system.
Likes: A stable, smooth and fun ride.
Build ore malorn trees and a stable.
And without a stable home.
And he's a stable genius.
The argument goes like this: Dense and predicable resources provide an incentive for more secure property rights and more secure property rights provide an incentive for individuals to modify ecosystems in ways that increase the production of food.
The challenge is to synthesize organic and inorganic sensing materials, ideally solution-processed, with high selectivity, sensitivity, and predicable response to an analyte.
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