Sentence examples for precisely predictable from inspiring English sources
The main event was predicted, though not precisely predictable; the success for The King's Speech covered most of the board while not going all the way across it: best film, best director, best original screenplay, best actor.
The problem is that nature isn't precisely predictable this far in advance.
That depends on the rate at which the Earth's spin slows down, which is not precisely predictable.
Furthermore, the results indicated that the thermal conductivity of CNTs-Al2O3/water is precisely predictable in the model proposed by the Design Expert.
We demonstrate that, with the sole exception of the Penrose LI class, all other LI classes result in degenerate, effectively localized states, with precisely predictable and tunable properties (frequencies, frequency splittings, and densities).
Nor will the genetic information be used to determine what job you can or cannot get, because nothing in terms of intelligence or ability will ever be precisely predictable by genes.
The results in the same sex cases were predictable, and indeed, they were rather precisely predicted on the day of the oral argument.
The versatility of the approach we describe and the fundamental knowledge gained from this study can lead to new advancements in the development of novel materials with precisely defined and predictable chemical, physical, and mechanical properties.
The United States is less predictable precisely because it has less at stake.
Bon Jovi plays consummate arena rock: It's satisfying precisely because it's predictable.
