Sentence examples for there is predictability from inspiring English sources

Prognostic frameworks inherently presume that there is predictability in the failure rate of the system, i.e. a system experiencing exclusively stochastic failure events cannot, by definition, be predictable.

She says the exit strategy for Ireland should be "planned, organised so there is predictability".

"Leaving aside the fact that many economies are all in recession, there is predictability inside the euro zone because there are no currency fluctuations," said Ivan Saro, the company's chief financial officer, whose father started the business in 1988.

The fact that the five populations evolved similar adaptations suggests that there is predictability to evolution, he says.

Then there was predictability.

We do think there's predictability" of the AMOC in the models.

What makes his defense so hard to counter is there is no predictability to his schemes.

"But what we are saying, which makes basic common sense, is there must be predictability within a three-year tenancy.

"There is no predictability.

There is a predictability to those stocks that will help battered portfolios.

There is no predictability in a field in which all eight teams won at least 50 games, an N.B.A. record.