Sentence examples for predictable relationships from inspiring English sources

Actually, however, the system was developed in the 1960s by a German team of planning and management consultants who made intelligent use of computer technology to arrive at predictable relationships between persons and departments in a given organizational structure.

Phase I and IIa studies defined predictable relationships between doses of RB006, RB007, and degree of antifactor IX activity.

Through predictable relationships between impedance measurement and insect's immuno-reaction, the impedance measurement can provide the assessment for designing hybrid robotic device.

The biomass of the component parts of trees (indeed, of any plants) tend to bear fixed, or at least stable and predictable relationships to one another.

Ecological stream management focuses on the physical, chemical, and biological constraints on stream communities and ecosystems and attempts to find predictable relationships as a starting point to design a management strategy.

To put it more clearly, Piragoff (2005) reasons that the way in which virtual communities are organized into predictable relationships, patterns of social interaction (the way in which people respond to each other) are to some extent a precursor to cybercrime (Piragoff 2005:133), and for us, an evidence of the injustice of inequality roaming the internet ecosystem.

Additional research is clearly needed to determine if a similarly predictable relationship exists for other metrics of exposure prediction (such as those proposed for logistic regression ), and whether apparent nonlinearities between the prediction of exposure and confounding amplification at more extreme ranges of prediction can be addressed quantitatively.

In the lower ranges of exposure prediction (at least as measured by explained variance in terms of R ), a simulation has shown that a predictable relationship exists between amount of remaining unexplained variance in the prediction of exposure and confounding amplification.

The experience of the last four years demonstrates that there is no simple predictable relationship between the government deficit and long-term interest rates.

It is all part of a major reassessment taking place in Washington over how to establish a stable and more predictable relationship with the Kremlin, Mr. Rasmussen said.

I've never liked that phrase, not because it doesn't name something real but because it emphasizes the way that the world is already prepared to hurt me, rather than emphasizing my personal, and not entirely predictable, relationship to the world.