Sentence examples for in a predictable fashion from inspiring English sources

Subplots converge in a predictable fashion, but the various romantic misadventures (not just Dad's) are appealing.

The pastry cook is the scientist and works with exact measurements and stable ingredients that behave in a predictable fashion.

Professor Berns discovered that the water and juice elicited greater activation in the brain's reward circuit when the reward was unanticipated than when it was delivered in a predictable fashion.

The doomed project would have to be shut down and then written off, with the marketplace reacting to the stumble in a predictable fashion: Enron shares would drop, the company would remain in the doghouse for a few months, and perhaps a few heads would roll.

These properties could be related in a predictable fashion to polymer block size and structure.

Aprotinin in the culture media inhibited scaffold degradation in a predictable fashion, but glutaraldehyde vapor fixation produced less reliable results as evidenced by mechanical property testing.

They know that the things they themselves fashion behave in a predictable manner because they conceive and construct them with some end in mind.

Lewy body related α-synucleinopathy (LBAS, the abnormal accumulation of pathologic α-synuclein) in the brain spreads in a sequential, predictable fashion, that is, it spreads rostrally from the brainstem in a process described by the Braak hypothesis [ 16, 17].

As it stands, galleries of 18th- and 19th-century American art proceed in a highly predictable fashion: Hudson River School paintings in one gallery, genre paintings in another, colonial and Revolutionary period portraits in a third.

Furthermore, in each of the three contexts this decline occurs in a highly predictable fashion with N, such that it is well fit to a power function of the form: Values for a and b for each of these three types of metastatic spread are shown in Table 2. b has a negative value of approximately −0.5 to −0.8, reflecting the fact that the value of p declines as tumours increase in size.

The technique is highly responsive to thermal events in a relatively predictable fashion, so the cooling history of a region may be established.