predictability in English

noun

[prɪ'dɪktə'bɪlətɪ]

ability to be predicted, ability to be forecast, ability to be prophesied

Use "predictability" in a sentence

1. Give me predictability, give me surprise.

2. Aspies more for predictability and self-protection

3. Accuracy of forecast – stability/predictability of balances 6.2.

4. Improved quality or increased predictability of quality.

5. Many young offenders commit further crimes with alarming predictability.

6. 26 synonyms for Banality: unoriginality, predictability, dullness, ordinariness, triviality, staleness

7. Another word for Banality: unoriginality, predictability, dullness, ordinariness, triviality Collins English Thesaurus

8. 13. Insists that donors allocate aid in a transparent, accountable manner and that predictability in flows, programming and disbursement be dramatically increased, notably by drawing up reliable multi-annual timetables and ensuring in-year predictability; welcomes the AAA rolling programming initiative, which ensures medium-term predictability;

9. Too much control and predictability might eventually subvert the organizational goals.

10. This will increase market access predictability and reduce unnecessary restrictions to trade.

11. Companies and people need time and predictability to adapt to change.

12. Advance notice would help improving transparency and predictability of the business environment.

13. Making Attributions gives order and predictability to our lives; helps us to cope

14. • We are trying to introduce an element of transparency and predictability in taxation system.

15. · * We are trying to introduce an element of transparency and predictability in taxation system.

16. Furthermore, a country-specific allocation should also ensure an additional level of predictability for traditional suppliers and users.

17. An Arbitral forum with an established set of rules increases predictability and streamlines the dispute resolution process

18. The predictability of the direct objects of gnash and purse is revealed by the pleonastic nature of?

19. Although her job is boring and monotonous, she likes the sense of predictability and security that it gives her.

20. At the same time, we look for the predictability of outcome that is guaranteed by technological contrivance.

21. Encourages the Adaptation Fund Board to consider the following options for addressing the predictability of resources, in particular:

22. Now we had moved on to bigger and better things, this predictability still stood us in good stead.

23. The criteria used are: adequacy of the resource base relative to tasks; sustainability and predictability; equity; accountability; and transparency

24. • While predictability in behaviour of this kind may enhance the Anticlerical view of the monk, it also renders his portrait mundane

25. Synonyms for Conventionality include orthodoxy, conservatism, conformism, predictability, traditionalism, conformity, toeing the line, compliance, playing the game and groupthink

26. Synonyms for Conformism include compliance, conformity, conventionality, orthodoxy, toeing the line, traditionalism, conservatism, playing the game, predictability and groupthink

27. We have made major strides towards predictability by signing a number of Advance Pricing Agreements with the United States.

28. In tropical savannahs, variation in resources in time and space is dependent on the amplitude of the rains and their predictability.

29. A key aspect of Conventionalized code-switching is its predictability: items that pertain to certain semantic-pragmatic categories are switched as default

30. This would give greater predictability to litigants and presumably effect a reduction in the amount of judicial time devoted to these matters.

31. When compared with predicted values obtained from calibrated models, moderate predictability of duff moisture was found (mean absolute error = 20.7%–54.2%).

32. By agreeing to a generic formulation, we have introduced an element of predictability in what is otherwise an ad-hoc case by case negotiation.

33. An ERP study on Cairene Arabic is reported, in which a stress violation paradigm is used to investigate the factors predictability of stress and foot structure.

34. However, where Amplified fails is in its ability to merge all of these elements together in a way that is not plagued by cliché and predictability.

35. ‘He argues that ‘one doesn't want to be Boringly predictable, but one should be consistent’; there ought to be about four parts predictability to one part innovation, he says.’.

36. ‘He argues that ‘one doesn't want to be Boringly predictable, but one should be consistent’; there ought to be about four parts predictability to one part innovation, he says.’

37. Ments, of the physiological base and functionas l consequence of Acclimations , of patterns of environmental variabilit anyd predictability, of the fitness consequences of acclimatio inn nature, and of potential genetic constraints

38. Our exchange rate that used to fluctuate all the time is now fairly stable and being managed so that business people have a predictability of prices in the economy.

39. And while private funding is important, government commitment for funding, both for mitigation and adaptation, has to be a key element, to ensure predictability and to catalyze other flows.

40. What I mean is that whatever style, management techniques, or leadership traits you employ— implement them consistently.A leader must be predictable, as Consistency and predictability are positive traits that provide stability for the organization.

41. Bimodal is the practice of managing two separate but coherent styles of work: one focused on predictability; the other on exploration. Mode 1 is optimized for areas that are more predictable and well-understood

42. Development of Predictability and Condition Assessability Indices for Water Mains Rajyalakshmi Kola ABSTRACT The condition of water and wastewater pipelines has been deteriorating with time and since this infrastructure is out-of-sight, the assessment has been neglected over the years

43. Stresses that frequent reprogramming would be counter-productive and should be avoided in order not to disrupt fund management or undermine the stability and predictability of the multiannual investment strategy and to prevent any negative impacts, including on the absorption of the ESI Funds;

44. In its analysis of the findings of the Protection Survey and the Matrix, the IDP Unit noted that both studies suggested that there was need for a stronger commitment by all involved actors to the collaborative approach; that more procedural transparency and predictability were required; that there was a clear need to improve protection activities vis-à-vis internally displaced persons, and that more accountability throughout the system was needed to ensure proper implementation of the collaborative approach