Use of the phrase "October Surprise" to describe predictable meteorological events.
Aside from describing predictable changes in therapist behavior, the analysis of symbol frequencies was largely uninformative.
The target understanding is that scientific laws are statements that describe predictable relationships between phenomena, but without positing a mechanism for them.
Now, having bolstered its internal toolset, MLG is moving back into the constant-content game, with results that it describes as predictable, and profitable.
He was not surprised at the positive public reaction, which describes as predictable.
We cannot address the contribution of the use of piezoelectric surgery, grafting templates, and guided implant insertion to the reported results, but we could proof that with the described technique, predictable outcome lacking lasting morbidities can be achieved independently from surgical status such as residents, fellows, or consultants.
At the 2008 Singularity Summit, Marshall Brain, author of "Robotic Nation,"described the predictable, potentially devastating effects of "second intelligence" competition in the marketplace.
Enemy artificial intelligence for these sections was described as predictable and basic, adopting repeated firing stances or ignoring the character despite being shot repeatedly.
Although a great deal is known about the pathophysiology of CF lung disease, and more than 1500 CF mutations have been described [17], predictable correlation between CFTR genotype and lung phenotype has not been established.
Inpatient mental health staff described a predictable, well-known process, whereas community-based staff emphasized unpredictability.
