She constantly dodges the predictable.
For Musil, history was more like "the passage of clouds," constantly in flux, never predictable.
But change that is deep, and profound, and cultural is rare and that's because innovation dwells in this ironic, contradictory realm of the unpredictable, which we are constantly attempting to make predictable.
That's not an easy task, and along the way the most dedicated reformer will constantly run up against some predictable objections: It's too expensive.
Automating factories is easier than automating farms, which are far less predictable environments: the weather constantly changes, the light alters, the ground can turn from grass to mud, and there are animals and people wandering around.
Applying our methodology on widely used strains of E. coli, we demonstrate that these strains constantly produce heterogeneous populations, in a predictable and reproducible manner.
Always play with rhythms and constantly change speeds or you will become highly predictable.
Although markets sometimes move in predictable ways, he says, the patterns change constantly, and reliance on mathematical algorithms can be disastrous.
People will spend their working lives patching together a marginal income with constantly changing temporary and part-time jobs -- with the predictable increase in personal and family stress.
In contrast to the unpredictable and constantly evolving nature of medication administration, medication verification is a highly mechanistic and predictable task 19 that may be more prone to habituation, confirmation bias and complacency effects.
