Sentence examples for exactly predictable from inspiring English sources
The turns their relationship takes aren't exactly predictable, but they're definitely not melodramatic or lurid.
It was a sensible precaution that helped the runners stay on the course but the eventual result still wasn't exactly predictable.
What follows, while not exactly predictable, fits squarely within the logic of classic film noir, where cold-eyed self-interest quickly becomes entangled with unruly desires and the primal imperatives of honor and obligation.
The violence that finishes the story is not exactly predictable, but it does take the movie pretty close to a certain sort of arthouse cliche: a dreamy eroticism and languor that must be snapped shut with a violent act.
The depth at which this space is reached is not exactly predictable, and the needle is advanced slowly and carefully and monitored for free flow of CSF by removing the stylet at regular intervals [ 2].
I'd been feeling buried, by stuff exactly as predictable as you'd imagine for a working mother of two kids.
I try to look at myself as a bridge builder; somebody who can teach scientists why it is perfectly reasonable for investors to expect a return on capital, and who explains to investors why science isn't always exactly a predictable path that goes from step A to step B on a pre-determined timeline with clearly defined outcomes.
It's quite difficult to generate a completely random number because a system for doing so will, by its very nature, be predictable – exactly what you're trying to avoid.
Even though the system is not predictable exactly because of outside disturbances, we say the differential equation y ′ ( t ) = λ y ( t ) has the Hyers-Ulam stability if the 'real' future of the system follows the solution of y ′ ( t ) = λ y ( t ) with a bounded error.
The results showed that the expression profiles of the seven unigenes from Tea_T3 differed from those of the unigenes from other cultivars and those five unigenes almost exactly coincided with predictable results.
