We have isolated fifteen different factors that make originality and brilliance highly predictable, and that's what our new book is all about.
Sherman (1995, p 36) defines crime hot spots as 'small places in which the occurrence of crime is so frequent that it is highly predictable, at least over a 1-year period and this paper examines hot spots over 12 36 months.
It is Kaspar's highly predictable, simplified interactions that appeal to autistic children who may be overwhelmed by the complexity of everyday human communication, she believes.
The way in which this film's contents have been mediated was highly predictable, inevitable even, and that will surely have been part of the design of its perpetrators.
G93ASOD1 ALS mice have a highly predictable course of denervation that takes place in two successive episodes.
Some authors argue that the anticoagulant effect of a fixed dose of all of these new agents is highly predictable and claim that there is no evidence that (re- thrombosis ore- thrombosisrelates with any measured biorogic activity or drug concentrations in plasma [ 24].
Indeed there are suggestions that highly predictable environments may be stressful and that an 'intermediate' level of predictability, particularly for appetitive events, is desirable [69 71].
He swipes a key from his sock drawer and waits until the alarm goes off, which it does every day at the same time, perhaps to make highly predictable stealth operations that bit more convenient for everyone.
