Sentence examples for predictable terms from inspiring English sources

With a small business loan, you're locked into a shorter arrangement with more predictable terms.

In either case, quick access to capital with predictable terms of repayment can be a great benefit.

When the average precision and average recall of the IMV method were computed for all 672 predictable terms, they were higher by 12 % and 51 respectively.

Further, float metal also makes the down-state behavior predictable in terms of resonant frequency.

Harris said: "This... is entirely predictable in terms of the 'pulling power' of News International on Government policy..

After all, if the votes of these judges are so often predictable in terms of the politicians who appoint them, how to sustain the fiction of detached judgment?

Most of the time Ms. Stroman's work, tediously formulaic as drama anyway, is at its most predictable in terms of rhythm.

The movement vocabulary, predictable in terms of its exaggerated partnering, quickly became repetitive: the silken Mr. Sasamoto lifted Mr. Ingle from behind.

It's true there are certain parts of maternal and child health that can be attractive to the private sector, and where they are predictable in terms of costs you can find very good examples of social enterprise running them effectively, for example in family planning.

And so if you are dealing with people who are used to a certain level of reception, this is upper scale, but on top of that, it is predictable in terms of what you are going to be able to give to people.

This article describes disturbance regimes and how they create landscape mosaics that can be somewhat predictable in terms of the ranges of structure and composition, and then how this envelope of historical landscape conditions can be used to guide land management.