In both cases a certain predictable number of innocent people will die.
Flowers are unique parts of plants because they form a predictable number of organs of defined identity.
The polymerizations produced polymers with more predictable number-average molecular weights (Mn,SEC) and narrower molecular weight distributions (Mw/Mn<1.25) in comparison with those without hydrogen bonding interaction.
The Moon showed that a site with rocks of a certain age would have a predictable number of craters of different sizes.
The covert data miners at the National Security Agency stole the thunder of the more predictable number crunchers at the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday morning, when the release of the May jobs numbers drew merely a low rumble.
That the Germans could behave barbarically towards some groups, and in a civilised way to others, demonstrates that abuse is not situationally inevitable". So, to change the topic slightly, the abuse of children by Catholic priests isn't something that necessarily happens in a small, but predictable, number of cases?
A mail truck, for instance, takes a predictable route every day, covering a predictable number of neighborhood miles, and generally doesn't deviate from it.
Since it has a predictable number of customers and a curated group of restaurants that it works with, Chewse has been able to reduce the margins while driving more volume and business to its partners.
Congress, recognizing that vaccines will injure and kill a predictable number of people each year while saving many more, passed a law in 1986 taking away the right to sue vaccine manufacturers in standard courts.
V.A. benefits and work-study programs are complex and unpredictable, so there's a small but predictable number of homeless student veterans.
