Once Sandy finds Diana, who's nesting in a Florida house that looks as if it had been dipped in a vat of Pepto-Bismol, the movie enters more predicable territory.
Taking action against identified weaknesses can help companies create capabilities that make the pursuit of growth more predicable and repeatable.
Measures of predicability correlate quite well with imagery value, and it is quite plausible that more predicable words might spontaneously give rise to more extensive networks of verbal associations that might account for their greater memorability.
It's just the two of us, entering a new chapter where life is quieter, more predicable, and relaxed a bit.
Repeated experiments are consistent and the calibrated data represents a much more predicable response relative to the uncalibrated data.
Predicable, in logic, something that may be predicated, especially, as listed in Boethius' Latin version of Porphyry's Isagoge, one of the five most general kinds of attribution: genus, species, differentia, property, and accident.
Plato's distinctive 'separation of the universal' might then be viewed as his rejection of Socrates' assumption that the universal (and/or its essence) is in the sensibles, (and accordingly a rejection of Socrates' assumption that the definition is predicable, or predicable in the same way, of the sensible instances as well as the universal).
While the medical examiner called the complication "predicable" in its report, released Wednesday, the doctor who performed Rivers' procedure has since left the practice and the clinic is under investigation by The New York State Health Department.
He suggests drivers think helmeted cyclists are more sensible, predicable and experienced, so therefore the driver doesn't need to give them much space when overtaking.
The second critical prediction is that selection leading to a significant change in the size of species within a clade will result in predicable interspecific differences in cancer suppression.
