predictability

But at the end of the day, it's going to give us all some predictability.

It's not the nature in the natural sound that is important, but its predictability.

The main thing in Start is predictability, control and trust.

"We felt our presence and predictability were important," she says.

It has been a series with no pattern or predictability.

It tears away the sense of order and predictability in their lives.

What the business community needs most is a sense of stability, predictability and security about the city's future.

For some people, the noise turns on and off with no predictability.

He said consistency and predictability were "the whole idea of the law."

"But the only predictability here is that the students will pay more into the horizon."

People involved in it need some predictability for their business margins.

This means there's more freedom within the structure, less predictability.

School officials hope that the plan will ultimately put a measure of predictability in the process.

This means that predictability may be possible to achieve without a central government's control.

Since people mostly do want to survive, they need some order and predictability.

The reason for the trend seems to be predictability, the scholars say.

It's natural for people to want a return to order and predictability."

This is the type of predictability studied in information theory.

I found a strange comfort in the predictability of my life.

Many of the songs find simple ways to avoid predictability.

Part of the answer may lie in its absolute predictability.

You wanted a degree of predictability in situations like this.

But there you ran up against an eventual wall of predictability.

He introduced order, routine and predictability into the party's political system.

The lack of predictability extends to the company's building style.