Sentence examples for means predictable from inspiring English sources

It means predictable, reliable, and robust.

'Time-triggered' [3] means predictable and deterministic, which means all activities in the network would run in a planned way over time.

The independents may be rural conservatives, but their leanings are by no means predictable.

This is something that was by no means predictable when I first came to the region in the early 1980s - Afghanistan was then ruled by a Marxist dictatorship, while in India, memories of Indira Gandhi's suspension of democracy during her disastrous Emergency were still fresh.

For Labour, that meant predictable talk of the leadership.

Instead, the restaurant's guiding principle, proclaimed on its menu, is "international comfort food," which means easy, predictable dishes with little twists here and there.

This high agreement and low variance in the dependent measure means less predictable variance which can limit the associations with predictors.

That means fewer predictable bounces, minimal spin and constant headaches.

Being employed means having predictable income that provides a family with food, shelter, and basic health care.

And for decades, the U.S. government enforced stable prices for feed and for milk, which meant steady, predictable income, shaken only by disease or bad weather.

However, for flying insects, continually changing air currents mean that predictable local gradients are less common.