Sentence examples for and predictable in a from inspiring English sources

After an uneventful week of matches, yesterday was a reminder that anything is possible and predictable in a draw of 32 seeded players.

That idea of forcing classics into the future was the theme — and it made the first daywear part seem too streamlined, graphic and predictable in a season when the geometric look is melting away.

However, these conditions are unlikely to be directly applicable to the butterfly system, considering that in comparison to the hydra system, the butterfly system is much larger, and that in contrast to molluscan systems, it is stable and predictable in a given species, with small individual variations.

And yet despite all these recycled moments, or perhaps even because of them, "The Kill Point" is quite enjoyable, gripping and predictable in equal parts, almost a mercifully abbreviated "24".

Such systems with controllable and predictable in vitro release profiles are a promising step towards ileal lipid release, where they could play a pivotal role in appetite control.

Smooth, structured and predictable in genteel three-quarter time, with a closed (but not intimate) embrace of his partner.

A warm, soft, homemade-tasting brownie was pleasant and predictable, presented in a martini glass with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and overly sweet whipped cream.

And so it was in equal measure surprising and predictable that in an auction held this week to choose players for this spring's fiercely competitive, privately owned Indian Premier League cricket tournament, not a single Pakistani player was chosen.

Comparable to normal hPSCs, Oct4 reduction in t-hPSCs resulted in a significant and predictable reduction in Oct4 as well as a similar decline in Nanog and a small increase in Sox2 levels (Figure 1N).

Often their purpose is precisely to manage debt: to match it with a defined and predictable income stream in a way that will attract for the entities a higher rating from Moody's or Standard & Poor's.

Others wrote it off as a tepid and predictable example of a genre in serious need of an overhaul.