Sentence examples for predictably steady from inspiring English sources
Anchored in the truth of fact, though seeking the truth of interpretation, biography tends to be more stable than other literary arts; and its future would appear to be a predictably steady evolution of its present trends.
There is an expected usage dropoff in month 2, but after that point usage holds predictably steady.
The tropical location has a predictably steady level of rain and snowfall, as well as cloud cover year round, and there has been no noticeable change in the amount of moisture which has fallen during the 20th century.
And predictably, I.B.M. delivered a steady performance in the fourth quarter of 2011, reporting profits that easily surpassed Wall Street forecasts.
As her hopes are dashed, Shyama's internal monologue takes over: silly old woman of modest means falls for a predictably handsome younger man without a steady career.
In Figure 4 our data indicate that between pregnancies (and lactation) the vascularity state of the breast is not steady but rather increases predictably; the regression lines imply re-settings to a lower value, sometime in the post partum.
As a practical application of these results, we analyze implementations of the original 1H 15N TROSY experiment and illustrate how steady-state magnetization can be predictably, rather than empirically, added to a desired component.
And while "Behind Enemy Lines" has no ideas or philosophy to speak of in its adrenaline-fueled head, it conveys a steady visceral charge from its opening moments to its predictably triumphal finale.
In comparison, the respective CV values from the collateral tests in this current study of 3.8, 4.0, and 4.5 % are all predictably lower since the variability measured during two sections of the same steady-state on the same day (collateral test), will be lower than that seen during two separate steady-states measured across two different days (Crouter-study).
