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61) Ways that are not predictable from a theoretical model, or concept.

62) But her early surge soon gave way to predictable ring-rust after five years off the professional circuit.

63) A series of predictable actions and reactions gradually erodes their adaptive resources.

64) Predictable starting up a corporate hierarchy grows increasingly uncommon, and frequent movement around the webs of organizational activity is increasing.

65) My dad's so predictable - every evening he comes home, has two beers, and falls asleep in front of the TV.

66) The negative consequences of inappropriate behaviour should be predictable to the child: he/she should know what to expect.

67) The movie was completely predictable - I couldn't wait for it to end.

68) Topping believes Flexibots will have the kind of precision normally restricted to factory robots working in fixed, predictable environments.

69) Their interpretability, however, must not be exaggerated; their meanings are not necessarily wholly predictable on first acquaintance.

70) It was not quite so predictable that he would become one of the most addicted poker players in town.

71) There is a predictable life cycle to the enjoyment of wealth by a particular sector as a result of technological gains.

72) Finally, constant review and justification of budgets may deny managers a stable and predictable environment in which to operate effectively.

73) What happens to those who step outside the predictable patterns and regularities?

74) In principle these constellations are knowable,[http://sentencedict.com/predictable.html] and criminal behaviour fully predictable.

75) According to current theories, all of this is entirely predictable, depending solely upon the distance the Earth is from the Sun.

76) Orfeo had a mixed reception, with predictable hostility on the part of Mazarin's enemies.

77) The end twist clicks into place in a satisfying, if slightly predictable, way.

78) But, on the dodges and self-deceptions of role reversal, this play is indefatigably predictable.

79) Governments should aim to make their policy instruments as predictable as possible soas to minimize confusion and hence undesirable fluctuations in output.

80) His assassination was predictable, although how the murderer passed by the android security guards had yet to be explained.

81) In this sense the more predictable aggregate demand is, the more efficient the economy is.

82) It was another violent shift in a life and a career which never had an even, an easy or predictable pattern.

83) Most disaster aid will continue to go to road building, housing and relocating people out of harm's predictable way.

84) There, in predictable manner, we sing our hymns and say our prayers.

85) Norden said the predictable schedule at the Wal-Mart center should be attractive to over-the-road drivers.

86) Bureaucratic control binds individuals through incentives and disincentives to behave in predictable ways.

87) I looked at her, I go, am I that predictable?

88) Volatility increased, and the extent as well as the direction of change became less predictable.

89) Atkinson wanted the commands to be geographically predictable, the same place in every application.

90) Unlike most of his contemporaries, Darwin realized that the human race was not the predictable end-product of a universal progressive trend.