Sentences with phrase «follow predictable patterns»

OPPO and OnePlus are part of the same organization and they tend to follow some predictable patterns.

Babies who like routine and follow predictable patterns — that's most babies — but who don't get rattled if on occasion a morning nap happens on the way to the store rather than in the crib or when a playdate runs 20 minutes into the usual nap time.

Relatively privileged Christians in the U.S. must consider the likelihood that the procurement of requisite ova will follow the predictable patterns of women's labor in an exploitative global market.

«Health expected to follow predictable pattern» isn't exactly a sexy headline, but it would be the more correct one.

A particular interchange, positive or negative, is the product of complicated relating, which in an ongoing relationship follows a predictable pattern.

Crisis books usually follow a predictable pattern: first a searing depiction of the problem at hand, then some broad and sweeping assessments of how great changes in attitude might begin to address the issue, and then some piddling and timid policy proposals that clearly won't begin to meet the challenge.

@Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son, I find the comedy of these discussions between atheists and fanatics usually follow a predictable pattern.

Normal weight loss in the newborn period follows a predictable pattern.

«In addition, their sleep doesn't follow any predictable pattern — they just doze off several times a day.»

Look at asylum seekers» countries of origin and they follow a predictable pattern: where there is war, brutal repression and large scale human rights abuses with impunity, people will inevitably flee.

ALBANY — Mayor Bill de Blasio's annual pilgrimage to make New York City's financial case before skeptical state legislators in the Capitol usually follows a predictable pattern: He asks for money; Republican lawmakers scoff.

But once an accident has occurred, the ensuing gridlock follows predictable patterns.

Usually our star follows a predictable pattern, becoming more and less active (as measured by flares, sunspots, and magnetic storms) on an 11 - year cycle.

«Thirty years of innovation pays off as oligonucleotide therapeutics come to market: Approval of effective products follows predictable patterns of innovation.»

A recent publication from the Center for Integration of Science and Industry at Bentley University shows that the thirty year path from the initiation of research on oligonucleotides as therapeutics to the emergence of effective products followed predictable patterns of innovation, in which novel products are successfully developed only after the underlying basic research reaches a requisite level of maturity.

The reason your periods may not be following a predictable pattern is simply that the hormone axis between your brain and ovaries that controls ovulation is still developing.

For many, they follow a predictable pattern, though this pattern will vary between mamas, Source, Source).

Star Trek does follow a predictable pattern, and has since 1966.

Although the sense of mystery is what keeps the film going, the fact that it follows predictable patterns ends up with us being ahead of the film in knowing what the revelations are going to be before they are actually revealed.

The text does not always follow a predictable pattern, but rather provides students the opportunity to decode simple CVC words and practice sight word recognition.

The 2014 Corolla marks the 11th major overhaul for a car that debuted in the United States in March 1968 with a 1.1 - liter, 60 - hp engine, and it follows a predictable pattern.

The first nine stages follow a predictable pattern: Two stages of three waves of enemies followed by a boss stage.

Routine blurs memory: Where many months or years have passed since the work was done, these letters preserve details that might otherwise be lost to memory — especially if the lawyer handles matters that follow a predictable pattern (for example, real estate law, or the defence of traffic offences) in which the regular repetition of steps can make it easy to forget specifics.

It does not follow a predictable pattern and can occur without physical exertion and can not be treated by rest or medicine.

But... sometimes a series of unfortunate events follow a predictable pattern.

Professional email addresses usually follow a predictable pattern.

Although each child is unique, the acquisition of specific skills and abilities — known as developmental milestones — typically follow a predictable pattern.

Throughout history, the United States real estate market has been following predictable patterns.

You have to keep in mind that throughout history, the United States real estate market has been following predictable patterns.

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Events in the natural world followed a strictly causal pattern, along a predictable temporal order, such that every well - defined event or action would lead to similar outcomes.

The fans haven't forgiven the tackle on Ramsey but the games hardly have any extra edge to them, in fact they follow a pretty predictable pattern.

What's a good sample sleep - eat schedule for me to enforce on him at this age since there haven't been any regular patterns for me to follow with him unlinke my first son who was much more predictable?

Though every baby is a little different, «normal» crying in the first three months of life follows a fairly predictable pattern:

Weight gain after birth follows some fairly predictable patterns as indicated in the table below:

When you are in labor your contractions will be predictable, they will follow a pattern and get closer together, and they will begin to increase in intensity.

While development tends to follow a fairly predictable pattern, there are times when things might go off course.

Although she tends to follow this pattern, she is by no means predictable and her patterns still vary from day to day.

In other words, the routine doesn't always follow the same predictable pattern of events.

Most full - term babies will follow a fairly predictable pattern of development, and the standard advice given in regards to introducing solid foods to infants in the first year of life is based on this pattern of development and developmental milestones.

Unfortunately, your child's sleep habits aren't likely to follow such a predictable pattern.

In contrast to these seemingly random rotational motions, the moons follow a surprisingly predictable pattern as they orbit the binary planet formed by Pluto and Charon.

For reasons no one quite understands, cholera epidemics seem to follow the seasons, surging and then receding in predictable patterns.

If we looked at climate change as a predictable consequence of intelligent life — and a process that tends to follow specific patterns — we might be better equipped to figure out how to stop it.

Keep in mind that this works best for women whose cycles are pretty predictable, so they can track these changes and follow the patterns, Dr. Wu says.

Cortisol, the stress hormone, follows a predictable daily pattern, rising within an hour of waking in the morning, and then falling throughout the day.

It's very predictable, which is the movie's Achilles Heel, as it follows familiar patterns and contrived plotting to get to its ultimate destination.

Skid pad results follow the same now - predictable pattern.

As with humans, dental disease in pets follows an orderly and predictable pattern.

If you do legal work that follows a fairly predictable pattern (for example, residential real estate), you may even want to commit portions of this roadmap discussion to writing, in the form of a client handout — as long as you realize that handouts can never replace personal communication.

Of course, the conclusion that human behaviour follows particular patterns, and is predictable, is not unique to games.