Sentence examples for predictable conditions from inspiring English sources

The couple of hours immediately after sunrise usually afford the calmest skies and most predictable conditions.

It explains how economically important interactions between scientific explanations and technology require the construction of very specific, artificially predictable conditions where explanations' implications match technologies' behaviour.

The iterative construction of these localised predictable conditions from unpredictable starting materials relies on, generates, and is made easier by reusable social and physical infrastructure.

The process of struggling into one's costume in a chilly wind or relentless drizzle started to lose its appeal once the tepid safety and predictable conditions of the indoor pool became accessible to all.

Since every powder particle experiences identical, predictable conditions, the monodisperse dryer allows verification of droplet drying models and investigation of phenomena such as particle morphology, solubility, wettability and their governing factors.

The experimental campaign is divided into three trials, in order to measure the performances of the two architectures not only under stable and predictable conditions, but also in case of unexpected events, such as the release of urgent manufacturing orders and the occurrence of failures in production resources.

For outcomes, there was a main effect of "predictability" indicating better memory in the predictable condition (F1,14 = 10.569; p = 0.006), but no effect of "reward" and no interaction; however, we also observed a trend for better memory to outcomes presented during predicted as compared to unpredicted rewards (F1,14 = 3.109; p = 0.090).

Understanding this helps gerontologists recognize the problem not as random disorientation but as a predictable condition.

This is not a simple, predictable condition, like high cholesterol or diabetes.

In the predictable condition, one movement direction (CS+), and not the other (CS−), was followed by painful stimuli.

In a within-subjects design, participants manipulated a joystick to the left/right in the experimental (predictable) condition, and upward/downward in the control (unpredictable) condition or vice versa.