But the reason for indignation is beyond dispute, namely the predictable ramifications of a rival party's redrawing of the state's legislative and Congressional districts.
By giving at least as much weight to cost (in the case of high-grade bond funds, more weight) as they do to performance, they put a lot of emphasis on one of the few elements of investing that are predictable: namely, the drag on future performance from fees and loads.
But growth -- the movement from one stage to a better one -- always necessitates the painful loss of something precious: namely, a reassuringly predictable status quo.
Holonic manufacturing is a novel paradigm for manufacturing that tries to merge the best properties of both hierarchical and heterarchical systems, namely, a high and predictable performance with a high robustness against disturbances.
These species exhibit predictable, generally non-beneficial traits, namely heavy investment in reproduction at the expense of nutrient scavenging and transfer processes that are beneficial for hosts.
Furthermore there were no significant clusters (and no impact on the STS ROI) for the reverse interaction that we had motivated as a theoretical possibility in our Introduction; namely stronger synchrony effects for unpredictable than predictable trains.
The Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets, the first academic journal devoted to investor psychology, warns in its March debut issue: "People do not behave as gas molecules," namely as independent actors making individually random movements that are collectively predictable.
"Your proposal is sadly an all-too-predictable siren call from some parts of local government: namely, the solution to every policy issue seems to be how to impose new taxes.
The recent Mercer study commissioned by GAVI, which you will be hearing more about tomorrow, underlined three key issues affecting vaccine supply, namely the need for appropriate returns for suppliers; open, collaborative relationships; and credible and predictable demand.
