Sentence examples for predictably evolved from inspiring English sources
Getting people on and offstage for reasons that derive rationally from character and circumstance is harder than it seems, and Mr. Braff's play eventually felt a little too much like a random chatfest – funny as it was – that predictably evolved into a drink-fueled series of revelations, that classically hoary device.
Although he boasts of having a hot cheerleader girlfriend, he's really a video-game-obsessed outcast whose contempt for Taylor's affirmative attitude to losing weight predictably evolves into moist-eyed affection.
If all three diffusivities are similar, the system predictably evolves along the conode (Fig. 8, top).
That's because, even though quantum mechanics deals in probabilities such as the likelihood of an electron being in one location or another the quantum waves that give those probabilities must still evolve predictably, so that if you know a wave's shape at one moment you can predict it exactly at any future time.
In response to this environmental variation, numerous lineages have evolved the ability for individuals to predictably modify their phenotypes in response to environmental heterogeneity.
Nation states evolved a justice system, and rule of law, precisely to exercise their power responsibly, fairly and predictably.
Predictably, char yield at high temperatures was observed to remain constant because the residue at these temperatures is largely carbonaceous and nearly all molecular by-products are understood to have been evolved.
Conversely, the opposite pattern would mean that host diversity often evolves without a corresponding increase in species richness, but when there are differences in species richness, it is predictably followed by an increase in host diversity.
This means that differences in species richness sometimes evolve for reasons not associated with host diversity, but when there is a difference in host diversity, it is predictably followed by an increase in species richness.
