Because the TSA is essentially fighting yesterday's war by adopting techniques to thwart methods already attempted by potential terrorists (such as removing shoes at the security checkpoint), the agency needs to adopt less-predictable screening and surveillance methods, Moore said.
Furthermore, they are not predictable: Neither screening questionnaires like rPAR-Q [ 36] nor exercise electrocardiograms (ECG) are valid diagnostics to identify individuals, who are in danger of such incidents [ 37, 38].
This ensures no tones are lost in the calibration process for more predictable on-screen color.
Just forgive every predictable "random" airport screening.
As I surfed from site to site, it became apparent that as much as journals can break stereotypes, some patterns are crushingly predictable: the cheerleaders post screen grabs of the Fox TV show "The O.C".; kids who identify with "ghetto" culture use hip-hop slang; the geeks gush over Japanese anime.
"iOS devices are more predictable in terms of screen sizes and capabilities, which is helpful when you're building new functionality.
Thus, it was predictable that the VYDS Opi− screen identified genes that are known to affect the UPR (L. C. Hancock and J. M. Lopes, unpublished results).
To date, the bioreactor designs have increasingly progressed to the point that allows us to generate fully viable and functional tissue grafts, study complex biological responses under normal and pathological conditions, improve tissue culture methods, and conduct drug screening under conditions predictable of human situation.
Advances in identifying novel biomarkers, including serological signatures and early key autoantibodies, provide a predictable tool for diagnosing and screening for disease while patients are still asymptomatic.
The babies lost interest when the pattern of objects displayed on the screen became too predictable.
