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The electric power steering is something Buick can brag about; it is tight on center, linear and predictable in the turns.

The heat and humidity are at optimum levels here, and with the addition of wind caused by the surrounding Andes, the lightning is the most intense and predictable in the world.

The bias current for the SWUR is fixed to a point above critical current where oscillations are stable and predictable in the presence of only noise.

In order to support drivers in forming the right expectations on the road, road categories are being made recognisable and predictable in the Netherlands.

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.

The Paulie-Valerie situation is a well-constructed microcosm, and the way Paulie's vision plays out is almost banal and predictable in its particulars, and yet the situation is devastating to the women involved.

These results could serve as a guideline in the rational design of drug nanocarriers with maximized therapeutic efficacy and predictable in vivo properties, in which the control of particle size and surface charge was of significance.

Despite the obvious and predictable bumps in the road and delay in conversations, the progress that has occurred is unprecedented in the history of our nation.

In order to make a complicated job manageable, designers of analogue devices tend to assume that the components used in their circuits work in a uniform and predictable manner.In the real world, however, environmental factors such as temperature and humidity can cause the electrical properties of a micro-circuit's resistors and capacitors to vary by as much as 20%.

In a few months, with a few properly orchestrated 'events' (and their easily manipulated and predictable tool in the White House), Washington and the rest of the nation was soon turned into an American version of Mogadishu.

Consequently, responses of wildlife populations to climate variability and change might indeed be more consistent and more predictable in the most extreme environments of the Polar regions, than terrestrial ecosystems elsewhere.