While the predictable Knicks do the same predictable things, changing only with a gun to the head, Wilkens adjusted on the run.
Regular customers are more predictable than changing customers since they can adopt a smaller range of temporal footprints.
They are formal, persistent and predictable (Wilkinson 2013) changing only slowly over time.
The passing of power to Alastair Cook was the most predictable and seamless changing of an England captaincy in recent memory.
Just as predictable as the changing seasons is Pyongyang's reaction to the annual military exercise between South Korea and the US, known as Foal Eagle.
According to the committee, international migration, increasing diversity and the growing interdependence between societies called for a new philosophy of education that prepares citizens-to-be for a less predictable and rapidly changing world of international mobility and inter-cultural relations (SOU, 1992 94, p. 57ff).
Although the PK of beta-lactams in the noncritically ill is generally predictable, the rapidly changing acute pathophysiology and organ dysfunction that occurs in the critically ill means that any assumptions about drug concentrations are unreliable and dose-effect relationships are unpredictable.
The combination of the resurgence in effort and interest in malaria, plus the impetus towards research collaboration through partnerships, meant that malaria policy was being implemented in a highly dynamic environment, making the resulting scientific and policy discourses less predictable and fast changing.
Seemingly predictable natural phenomena -- the changing of the seasons, for instance -- are reassessed through the expanding sensibilities of the three bird friends, who, like their target preschool audience, are young enough to be awed by their surroundings.
The predictable and mounting impacts of changing coastal environments require further investigation of coastal vulnerability, resilience, and adaptive capacity toward preparing coastal communities to face the impacts of the changing coastal environments (Adger et al. 2004; Cutter et al. 2009).
