Bond is nothing if not predictable, and that's one of the reasons why audiences worldwide love him.
It's not predictable like that.
Importantly, participants need to understand the notion that the researcher is exploring their genomes in an open-ended fashion, that the goal of the experiment is not predictable at the outset, and that the participant will be presented with downstream situations that are not currently foreseeable.
ANT's focus on fluidity also means that it acknowledges that reality is not predictable and that multiple realities can coexist, with reality being actively performed in different contexts and by different actors [ 15].
"It is important that we are not predictable and that this is a way we will maintain pressure," Mr. Hoon told reporters this morning.
Lazio Complains Of Air Assault The only thing that was not predictable was the computer file name that REPRESENTATIVE RICK A. LAZIO'S campaign used for a press release complaining that HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON'S Senate campaign should reimburse the government for her time on the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy during OpSail 2000 next week.
Emergence refers to changes that are not predictable for two reasons, the absence of a complete context, and that interactions between persons are nonlinear.
After being harshly criticized for her performance of Mariah Carey's "Just Be Good To Me," -- LA Reid told Simon Cowell, Battle's mentor, "Everything was right except your choice in contestant," and Nicole Scherzinger rolled her eyes as she commented, "That wasn't predictable at all... .. -- Battle was eliminated.
The observation that a 4-fold higher yield could be achieved by chloroplast targeting compared to the ER-retarded version of PfGAP50 was not predictable, but indicates that this strategy should be generally considered when using plant expression systems for the production of recombinant proteins at optimal yields.
"The reality is, and the reason why this case is coming up before the Court in the first place, is that people now are mobile and move in ways that were not predictable in 1968," said Jen Daskal, an American University law professor who specializes in privacy law.
