Sentence examples for predictable order from inspiring English sources

The digits show no predictable order or pattern.

Despite thinly drawn characters and a predictable order of fatalities (look out, socially awkward nerd!), "Severance" is a lively romp through terrain less traveled than you might think.

This was far from the good old art-song recital with its predictable order, most often compared to a well-balanced banquet.

He found that, rather than failing simultaneously, bridge components tend to break in a predictable order, and that the failure of one triggers the failure of the next.

It might not be for you if… You believe Western folk music is meant to be based on a seven-note scale played in a fairly predictable order, rather than what's going on here.

Then ensued, in predictable order, outrage, protests, apologies, and the rather successful effort to wipe all traces of Mr. Kutcher's portrayal of a chai-dipped, lecherous Bollywood producer "Raj" clean from the annals of Internet memory.

Our report provides new insights into development of antifolate-resistant malaria and supports the findings of McCollum et al. (10 ) that the mutations in the dhfr gene do not always occur in a predictable, ordered, stepwise manner.

One is a recommendation, made earlier this month, by members of the Board of Correction, an oversight body that sets minimum standards for city jails, to require officers to stagger their 15-minute observations of suicidal inmates to make them less predictable, in order to deter suicide attempts.

They are reassuring teachers that the questions are predictable, in order to try to persuade them that students will get the best marks if they come up with their own ideas rather than producing copy-cat generic answers to what are essentially generic questions.

Interaction is possible if actions of other actors are understandable and, in a way, predictable in order to orient one's own actions towards them, hence, some shared rules and standards of conduct are necessary [8].

We hypothesized that predictable task order should activate brain regions involved in long-term memory retrieval because retrieving which task has to be performed constitutes the essential part of what subjects can do to prepare before stimulus presentation.