Sentence examples for predictable connection from inspiring English sources
Some political movies are good, as are some utterly apolitical movies, and there's no necessary or predictable connection between a movie's political import and its quality.
In opposition to the "rationalist blueprints" of liberals and radicals, conservatives often insist that societies are so complex that there is no reliable and predictable connection between what governments try to do and what actually happens.
When characterizing gates, it is useful to report the input and output promoters in the same units, which would allow the predictable connection of gates to form larger circuits (although this can be complicated by context effects).
This work identifies the 16p11.2 CNV as an active genomic region and delineates two putative deletion dosage sensor genes in the region, with predictable connection to functional brain syndromes associated with the CNV.
By focusing on artists who do not practice old-master methods, the Morgan's curator of modern and contemporary drawings, Isabelle Dervaux, invites viewers to seek more essential or less predictable connections between new and old than those of technical virtuosity.
Implicitly, a dancefloor that doesn't want familiar sounds and predictable connections tends to be more progressive in outlook, which for Berman suggests it fits the psychodynamics of particular drugs.
I'm going to ignore the all-too-predictable connection between fashion models and eating disorders here, because I've written enough for this lifetime about how absurdly reductive it is to suggest that a mental illness is caused by Vogue.
It is obvious that a caregiver's violent behavior could endanger the development of a predictable, emotionally safe connection.
Instead, he heads to Harvard while she winds up holding the baby (not his), paving the way for umpteen airport dashes, missed connections and predictable Four Weddings/My Best Friend's Wedding showdowns.
A person's network of loyalties and connections was never predictable.
