One of these would involve "predictable agents," which are designed to deliver predictable outcomes in response to market conditions.
My last two cinema excursions have involved predictable action nonsense in the form of Tom Cruise's falsely titled Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (the fact the movie is now on its fourth iteration proves said mission is more than accomplishable) and Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.
Vegetation succession, an ecological phenomenon involving predictable changes in plant communities, can serve as an indicator of environmental changes.
At present, the project is the largest comprehensive renewable energy utilization platform worldwide, aiming to make the renewable energy involved predictable, controllable and dispatchable.
Finally, evolution does not involve predictable or irrevocable changes from simple to more complex forms or toward some sort of perfection (Linhart 1997: 387).
Animal duets involve predictable response latencies between the calls of males and females; that is, males and females do not sing simultaneously, as human duetters do, but rather interchange acoustic signals (Bailey and Hammond, 2003).
Now, in eLife, Jeremiah Cohen, Mackenzie Amoroso and Naoshige Uchida add much-needed data about the activity of neurons that release serotonin in a task involving predictable rewards and punishments (Cohen et al., 2015).
In this vulnerable study population, CDDP/epi gel had a tolerable safety profile, with adverse effects usually occurring at predictable times (during and shortly after the injection procedure and during the healing process) and involving predictable events (commonly pain and cytotoxicity) generally limited to the tumour site.
It involves the predictable buzzing, beeping, screeching and gadgetry plus kinetics and video.
In fact, as the neuroscientist David Linden explained to me, it involves a predictable misread by something called a Pacinian corpuscle.
