Sentence examples for amount of predictability from inspiring English sources

"The most frustrated folks right now are business travelers, who expect a certain amount of predictability going through the system," said Geoff Freeman, the chief operating officer of the U.S. Travel Association.

In the animal world there is also a certain amount of predictability in who will be subject to attack and who will defend.

When it comes to the elections, much like the sports based contests, there is a certain amount of predictability, such as the most liberal and conservative states, but once you get beyond the obvious, arriving at the correct result for every state takes more than luck.

Griswell's storytelling has just the right amount of repetition and predictability, like a catchy song.

Additionally, the animals were video-recorded during the operant task at PND 54 and 63, and amount of movement and the predictability of the movement pattern (autocorrelation of the animal's position) in the operant chamber were analyzed.

This first approach provides a low level of predictability due to the amount the candidates involved.

This wide range of variability reduces the predictability of the applied forces; for this reason, a better understanding of the RS is mandatory in order to apply predictable amount of forces.

But the rise of mobile phones and social networks means budding psychohistorians do now have an enormous amount of data that they can search for information which might yield more modest patterns of predictability.

There is no obvious way in which spatial methods can be helpful even if there is some degree of predictability of drinking-water use based on location, for example, greater amounts in warmer climates.

A modified ductility exhaustion method developed on the re-definition of creep damage as a ductility consumer gave a moderate amount of creep damage and provided reasonable life predictability.

In the predictability evaluation, no significant difference in the rates within ±0.5 D and ±1.0 D was evident between Groups A and B; these results are in good agreement with previous results [ 15– 17] of 85 95 % for ±0.5 D and 90 100 % for ±1.0 D. Thus, SMILE surgery seems to have a similar predictability, independent of the amount of myopic correction.