Sentence examples for predictable figure from inspiring English sources

His arrival would be more of a thrill if he weren't rather a predictable figure to turn up during a manic phase.

As NSA director, Inman –who was later nominated by Bill Clinton to run the Pentagon, only to abruptly withdraw – could be a "not quite predictable" figure, said Steven Aftergood of the Federation of American Scientists.

Among the greens, the scientists and the (British) carbon financiers, was a less predictable figure: Jim Rogers, head of Cinergy, a big mid-western producer of coal-fired power.

As predictable, Figure 11 reveals that the strongest echoes are the nearest.

Concerning projected annual revenues for the two types of management, management with the use of sheepdogs is possibly more stable and predictable (Figure 4) and can be considered deterministic over time.

The fast rise of the AUC curve as a function of continued scoring in these sports likely reflects the role played by differences in latent team skill in producing large leads, which make outcomes more predictable (Figure 5).

Though we flirted collectively with some less predictable figures in the top five, that line-up was reasonably unanimous.

He lost whites without a college education by 18 points—only a small improvement on Mr Kerry's result and voters aged 65 and over by eight points.But there were nevertheless some significant trends beneath the surface of these predictable figures.

The present study showed that there was no disruption when task A was presented in separate sessions from task B, arguably because each stimulus was predictable (Figures 3A C).

Values less than 1.0 indicate overly predictable figures (overfit).

Given that the BAC clone insert matches DXZ4 sequence at both ends, uninterrupted tandem arrangement of DXZ4 monomers should result in the generation of a predictable pattern of restriction fragments (Figure 2A).