Sentences with phrase «in predictable ways»

Flowers do make an appearance in the collection, though not in a predictable way.

These epigenetic patterns also change in predictable ways as we age.

Family members will consistently act in predictable ways, so you don't have to guess each day.

Moreover, the study shows that the microbial community changes through time in a predictable way.

She responded in a predictable way but her interactions should have at least made her question what was going on.

The signals are transmitted at a constant strength, and should fall off in a predictable way with distance — when it isn't raining.

Young sign languages develop in predictable ways, offering clues to the evolution of linguistic complexity.

Because so much energy is used through expensive capital stock, the price should rise in a predictable way to enable people and businesses to efficiently adjust lifestyles and investments to minimize costs.

But the retail real estate business rarely works in predictable ways.

And that slow decline proceeds in a predictable way.

However, the fund's maturity mandate puts it at odds with our longer - term segment benchmark in a predictable way.

The idea that time wears on the body in a predictable way — and that for some people the process is accelerated or slowed — seems obvious.

Instead, everyone goes through familiar motions in predictable ways, in the hopes that by following the directions of others so closely, the same results will occur in the finished product.

These are, unfortunately, garden variety complications in many powerful men's lives, and they are developed here in predictable ways.

You can't stand still, and thus everything is in near constant motion, ever move you make altering the board in predictable ways.

Will you be punished for playing in a predictable way later in the game?

A child is entitled to rely on spending time with each parent in a predictable way and adjusts better after a routine has been established and followed.

For hundreds of years, societies have responded to major stresses in predictable ways.

We hear stories all the time about an employee or vendor who goes off the rails in some predictable way, with tragic consequences.

When the person you love isn't always in your peripheral vision or traveling through your world in a predictable way, it forces you to notice the role they play in your life.

Family systems adapt to mental illness: If a family member has a severe depression, alcoholism, schizophrenia, personality disorder or other mental disorder, the family adapts in predictable ways.

Certain lifetime members also reacted in a predictable way.

Such fundamental insights can eventually lead to human health and other applications, but not in a predictable way.

You can do this by providing daily routines for your baby and acting in predictable ways.

Because so much energy is used through expensive capital stock, the price should rise in a predictable way to enable people and businesses to efficiently adjust lifestyles and investments to minimize costs.

The standard ensures that ethereum - based tokens perform in a predictable way throughout the ecosystem, such that decentralized applications and smart contracts are interoperable across the platform, and that all tokens follow a fixed standard of security.

Since May's pioneering work in the 1970s, we have known that markets don't behave in a predictable way.

Every baby book and pediatrician will tell you that in the first year of their lives, babies are constantly morphing their sleeping and eating patterns, and not always in predictable ways.

In forward and side impact tests the crash dummies move in a predictable way.

the primary reason that ERC20 exists is to ensure that Ethereum - based tokens perform in a predictable way throughout the ecosystem, such that decentralized applications and smart contracts are interoperable across the platform, and that all tokens follow a fixed standard of security.

At the moment, these are most likely to turn up on the sports pages and in the financial section, as news reports in these fields tend to be based on source data that are already structured in predictable ways.

Scholars Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein explain a «nudge» as something that alters people's behaviour in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing economic incentives.

As grains build up, the pile grows in a predictable way until, suddenly and without warning, it hits a critical point and collapses.

For reference, the amplification is related to the sensitivity of the moist adiabat to increasing surface temperatures (air parcels saturated in water vapour move up because of convection where the water vapour condenses and releases heat in a predictable way).

Having demonstrated that «metabolomic» profiles change in predictable ways as cancer progresses, the group began more focused analyses.

To exert that influence, Cambridge Analytica — which claims to have 5,000 data points on every American — used people's data to psychologically nudge them to alter their behaviors in predictable ways.

McDonnell says Wurldtech has expanded its customer base in the predictable way — referrals, word of mouth, distribution / reseller partners and search - engine optimization, as well as through appearances at technical conferences.

Her new book, Faith and Money: How Religion Contributes to Wealth and Poverty, rests on a promising enough premise: «A person's general approach to the world» their cultural orientation» would be related in predictable ways to their wealth....

«We all know that if you engage in certain kinds of exercise on a regular basis you can strengthen certain muscle groups in predictable ways,» Davidson says in his office at the University of Wisconsin, where his research team has hosted scores of Buddhist monks and other meditators for brain scans.

If we didn't structure our meetings in a predictable way, community would be stunted at best, because physical proximity isn't the same as doing things together.

Ironically, the 2016 rule change backfired and produced more returns and fewer touchbacks, a warning to anyone who believes more rules will change the game in predictable ways.

When we acknowledge how becoming a parent is a natural rite of passage, it gives us a template for what to expect and how it will change our identity in predictable ways.

Disease travels in predictable ways: we contract them from the environment, through inanimate vectors or other infected people.

Like the body plans and circulatory systems of animals, our developments scale in predictable ways.

They found that plankton, the basis of marine food webs, might react to warming in a predictable way.

Drug addiction can remodel mouse DNA and chromosomal material in predictable ways, leaving «signatures,» or signs of the remodeling, over time.

Such information loss would wreck quantum mechanics, which requires that the «wave function» that describes any system — be it the dictionary or the universe — evolve in a predictable way.

In experiments on transgenic mice, teams at Harvard Medical School and Columbia University found that tau jumps from cell to cell in a predictable way along neural highways known as axons.