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While recent work on predictability has resulted in richer methods and incorporated interesting new features such as social contacts, they have not identified the intrinsic characteristics of human mobility that form the basis for the limitations in predicting the next visited location.

This has resulted in a lack of uniform standards and predictability with respect to the cost-effectiveness, efficiency and outcome of many arbitral proceedings.

Rapid industrialisation has resulted in a demand for improved embedded control systems with features such as predictability, high processing performance and low power consumption.

Such inflexibility had resulted in predictability, with the communist commanders ultimately committing their forces to a frontal assault on Coral on the first night, and mounting very similar attacks against Balmoral on the nights of 26 and 28 May, both of which ended in costly failures.

Later researchers have noted that this motivational change may have resulted from a lack of predictability or control on the part of the animal rather than from the classical conditioning process per se.

Predictability has been the great German virtue since 1945.

But you could argue that this predictability has a purpose.

An impending takeover may stabilise things but predictability has never been their forte.

That kind of predictability has implications far beyond California.

This predictability has allowed the trees to form morphological and physiological adaptations against flooding.

Second, predictability has an influence on what we decide is relevant.