Sentence examples for of a predictability from inspiring English sources
While IGN's Steve Butts "loved" the game's new units and operations, he complained of a predictability in the missions, asking for more surprises.
The Delaware Chancery courts ensure a predictability of results given their vast amount of precedence.
Alió et al. [ 14] used the Amaris 500 platform with an aspheric profile, and reported a predictability of 87%%.
A TV correspondent told me that calling on front-row reporters first isn't just about appealing to their egos: "It's also about maintaining a sense of predictability, a sense that eventually the substantive questions will be answered.
It is a measure of the lack of predictability for an alignment position.
For all investors, these clauses are a risk management strategy, in that they add a layer of predictability to a generally unpredictable asset class.
PHOENIX — As a sweet-shooting guard, Steve Kerr brought a measure of predictability to an unpredictable game.
First, roadmaps have a linear structure and provide an illusion of predictability of the future [54].
Between-patient variability is a measure of predictability of wake-up for neurological assessment.
To be of value, instrument readings need to have a high level of predictability of sensory assessments of textural quality.
As a result the area under the curve (AUC) of the ROC is an important measure of the predictability of a classification model.
