However, a study of male B. terrestris in the lab in completely constant and predictable climates of test chambers with unlimited food supply found that only 40% of the daytime was used for flight movements, and consequently 60% for resting [48].
David Cameron's decision to act as his chancellor's echo chamber was as predictable as it was depressing.
I don't mean in the Commons chamber (and no predictable jokes, please, about politicians being able to lie even in their sleep).
Programmatic descriptions attached to 19th- and early-20th-century symphonies and chamber music are often predictable evocations of mountains and cityscapes.
In other words, incremental PEEP seemed not to affect simultaneously, similarly, and in a predictable manner the size and the strain of the four chambers.
He spoke to a largely empty chamber, and a number of delegations walked out as he hit the predictable anti-Semitic portions of his speech.
Supreme Court Justices can select art for their chambers from the collections of the Smithsonian Institution, and most make safe, predictable choices.
