Sentence examples for predictable wake from inspiring English sources
Here is your answer: 'Not one thing.'" To counter earlier instability, my sons' lives are repetitive and predictable: Wake up.
I had talked this over with my adviser, George Lauder, and we were thinking about using rocks or spheres to generate predictable wakes that we could then visualize using a quantitative flow visualization technique.
By no means is that a total to scoff at, yet with huge stars like Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts in the lead roles, it could serve as another unwelcome, but predictable, wake-up call for Hollywood.
Therefore, completing the questionnaires at this time point will indicate changes when infants have a more predictable sleep wake pattern.
Our days quickly assume a fairly predictable shape: we wake up too early.
Our findings demonstrate that wake features, predictable in time and space, persistently attract top predators at highly localised scales.
Most people are familiar with the concept of our circadian rhythms: In the 24-hour period between when the sun rises and sets, we sleep and wake in predictable cycles.
Both President Trump and the news media are seen by nearly half of American voters as encouraging politically motivated violence, with partisans taking predictable sides in the wake of recent attacks, a new Washington Post-ABC News poll finds.
The young characters' dialogue is either painfully predictable ("One day I woke up and couldn't even remember what he looked like," Grace says of her father, who died when she was 6) or unbelievably quick.
They learned that night terrors often occur in a predictable way in the first part of the sleep cycle, and they can be prevented by partially waking the person up just before the unhealthy sleep pattern begins.
