Sentence examples for within predictable from inspiring English sources
Behaviorally, this design yielded the expected results for the number comparison task: Within predictable blocks, we found that reward prediction reliably improved subjects' performance in this task, as measured by both accuracy and RTs (Fig. 2).
He took refuge in his old TV favourites - The Simpsons, Friends, South Park, Little Britain - where the unexpected occurred within predictable parameters.
A 1961 NASA news release announcing Mr. Holmes's hiring described him as "an industrial executive known for his ability to bring multimillion-dollar government projects in on time and within predictable costs".
Instead, once it had been identified, they worked around the problem, by keeping the equipment within predictable ranges.
Finally, for rewarding outcomes within predictable blocks, we found a subsequent memory effect in the right vmPFC (12, 42, -12; Fig. 5E).
Within predictable blocks, significantly more correct responses were given in rewarded (83.07% ±2.3%) than in non-rewarded trials (69.73% ±1.61; F1,14 = 16.451; p = 0.001), while in unpredictable blocks there was no difference between rewarding and non-rewarding trials.
Most of those titles, however, will fall within certain predictable parameters that both define and delimit the genre.
If such movements are going to occur, all states are better off addressing them within a predictable, common framework.
(Restaurants get venison fillets, pork tenderloins, and rib-eye steaks in individual shrink-wrapped packages, and prepare them within a predictable range of variations).
Neither the abiding questions of humanistic inquiry nor the winding path of scientific research that leads ultimately to innovation and discovery can be neatly fitted within a predictable budget and timetable.
It also differs from totalitarianism, however, since authoritarian governments usually have no highly developed guiding ideology, tolerate some pluralism in social organization, lack the power to mobilize the entire population in pursuit of national goals, and exercise that power within relatively predictable limits.
