Predictability

And I use the word stability and predictability all the time.

A newly devised algorithm powered by artificial intelligence can help increase the predictability of the Indian Summer Monsoons (ISMR), 18 months ahead of the season.

A robust long-term funding strategy would provide stability and predictability, enabling better planning and implementation of initiatives to drive sports development.

Because cloud offers clear visibility into ongoing costs and predictability around spend.

But with mental illness, most mental disorders lack “prognostic predictability,” which makes determining when psychiatric suffering has become irremediable, essentially incurable, particularly challenging.

Climate transition is bringing uncertainty, a position where today's government's off predictability is not comfortable.

Could you talk a little bit about what’s leading to that better predictability?

Indeed, what follows is — among many other things — a kind of critique of predictability.

It's not the fastest grower, but contract escalators along with the growth of mobile data and need for more wireless investments provide a lot of predictability, which investors like.

Key principles of the Artemis Accords include respect for the sovereignty of celestial bodies, interoperability of systems, transparency and predictability of space activities.

Meanwhile, businesses are looking for predictability as they make plans and investments for the future, but in some cities have been complaining about delays and dismissals in the permitting process.

Mr Blackwood said that one solution would be "looking at greater predictability of rents and rent increases in the future" in a way that protects the landlord's business.

Noting that the new codes’ cutbacks in the public-hearing process for new development were added because “both sides wanted predictability in the decision,” she said “there are ways to follow along with what we’re doing so there’ll be no surprises.

Retaining the NWPR would have been a far preferable alternative, given the certainty and predictability it provided.

Routine provides children with predictability about their day.

The brilliance of the Trojans’ quarterback, scampering around the Coliseum on Saturday afternoon like the Road Runner weaving through a horde of helmeted Wile E. Coyotes, comes in the predictability of the unpredictable.

The first ordinance, which will take effect July 1, updates the city’s site review criteria by simplifying its language to create more predictability for developers and staff during the planning process.

The latter is true of The Pope’s Exorcist, which combined with a generally awful level of plot predictability, should be a death sentence, but that film has a strong central figure in Russell Crowe, who tears through scenery like Godzilla through cities.

The letter said premiers are prepared to accept the offer for now, but further discussions are needed to establish longer-term predictability and stability in health care.

The other side of predictability is flexibility.