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The original theory put forth by Braitenberg and Roger Atwood in 1958 proposed that slow propagation of signals along parallel fibers imposes predictable delays that allow the cerebellum to detect time relationships within a certain window.
True enough here: just about any attempt concisely to summarize this morbidly obese book or impose a predictable chronology on it will misleadingly suggest the exact sort of narrative architecture that its author seeks to topple.
This situation imposes a partially predictable sequence of change in the species composition of communities during succession.
Existing large Enterprise Information Systems EISS) impose structured and predictable workflow, while processes "on the ground" are often unpredictable and involve a large number of human based decisions and collaboration.
Large enterprise information systems, impose structured and predictable workflows, while knowledge based collaborative processes are unpredictable to some extent, involving high amount of human-decision.
The data used by Catellier et al. [ 15] came from school age children, who are likely to have a more regimented day (thus more predictable) imposed on them by their school schedule, than our free-living adults.
Informality imposes costs.
Macy Gray is an imposing detour from the oversanitized, predictable music that is congesting the radio waves.
An editorial in Monday's USA Today said the decision set off a "predictable backlash" by imposing a policy that is contrary to Catholic doctrine and constitutional guarantees of religious freedom".
It's ominous, yes, but predictable too and in retroactively imposing meaning onto it, it transforms the footage into evidence of an inevitable death.
