Sentence examples for predicable and from inspiring English sources

As a result, the field more consistently contains proven dirt routers than it did under the prior system, perhaps leading, too, to more consistent, predicable, and formful winners.

If, then, even the latter negative is predicable, the negative of 'trireme' will be also predicable; and, if this is predicable, the affirmative will be so too.

"It's both predicable and appropriate that the numbers would go up," Frosh said, referring to more low-income people being released without bond and more defendants deemed dangerous or flight risks being refused bond altogether.

Overall, the results highlight the importance of the native regulatory network of autotrophic metabolism in governing photosynthetic performance and provide cogent examples of both predicable and difficult to predict phenotypic consequences upon installation of new pathways in autotrophs.

Predicable and controlled degradation is not only central to the accurate delivery of bioactive agents and drugs, it also plays a vital role in key aspects of bone tissue engineering.

But the characters and mishaps on "The Goldbergs" are predicable, and the writing isn't clever enough to overcome clichés: the pushy, overbearing mother; the sulky teenage son who wants his driver's license; the popular older sister who finds her brothers unbearable.

It is '=' that must serve as the I-predicable, and it renders distinct ordered pairs of integers discernible.

Relations, e.g., loving and between, can also be viewed as predicables and more generally can be treated in many respects on a par with properties.

1100 1170) relatively good-humoured Xenedemus, or, Predicables, and Nikephoros Gregoras' (1293/94 1360/61) rather more virulent Phlorentius, or, On Wisdom are two conspicuous exceptions.

Later commentators listed these four and the differentia as the five predicables, and as such they were of great importance to late ancient and to medieval philosophy (e.g., Porphyry).

As a student in Arts he had learned from his Masters, not from detailed study of Aristotle's text, broadly Aristotelian philosophical principles the categories and transcendentals, the causes and predicables, and fundamental notions like potency and act, possible and necessary sufficient to do his own work.