Sentence examples for is perfectly predictable from inspiring English sources

It is remarkable that this effect occurs in spite of the fact that the sinusoidal rotation pattern of the visual scene is perfectly predictable: thus the predictability of the disturbance does not imply the ability to use such prediction in the computation of the motor commands that compensate the angular mismatch between the vision and action frames.

Their behavior is perfectly predictable".

"It is perfectly predictable that there will be violence as the election occurs," Mr. Istrabadi said.

Even if the entertainment devices are in the hands of a passenger, what will happen is perfectly predictable — "the driver will want to see," he said.

This is perfectly predictable, perfectly logical—and perfectly wrong.

A supplementary property of the schedule is that the latency is perfectly predictable, which means that the protocol is suited for real-time applications.

But those points were perfectly predictable for a Republican candidate and not especially newsworthy.

"It's shameless, but it's perfectly predictable," said Mr. Eyman, who runs a company that manufactures wristwatches for sororities and fraternities.

In view of this reaction, which was perfectly predictable, it is appropriate to ask U.S. officials responsible for the spying: what in the hell were you thinking?

"If Colombia is going to offer lenient punishment for top guerrilla leaders guilty of war crimes, it's perfectly predictable that the military will demand that exact same level of leniency, including for horrendous crimes like false positives," he said.

(In theory, the latter should not be a problem, as the unpredictability of foreign assistance is the main purported justification for the IMF's conservatism about letting recipient countries spend it; foreign assistance from a Global Health Fund should be perfectly predictable).