Word: predictably
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Compaq Computer Corp., a premium-priced clonemaker, came out with yet another inexpensive model. Now IBM is fighting back with its own set of budget machines, priced from about $1,100 to $2,800. They aren't the cheapest, but the company hopes their features will lure customers. Analysts predict rough times for the cloners...
...presidential election is difficult to predict. Rather than wait, ROTC committee members say they will press forward with a recommendation to the Faculty...
...presidential election is difficult to predict. Rather than wait, ROTC committee members say they will press forward with a recommendation to the Faculty...
Catastrophes may come by surprise, but it is no surprise that they come. Their victims cannot expect the government to prevent them or even always predict them, only to know what to do when they arrive. But to many Floridians last week, it seemed as if each time the government has to learn all over again. The debris that Andrew left behind include a whole set of assumptions about how to handle a natural disaster, who should be giving the orders and who should pick up the bill...
...beat chaotically and monitored the chaos with a computer. The computer, programmed with an understanding of chaotic math, then delivered anti-chaotic pulses. And the heart tissue's beats became nearly regular. Whether the drug would work the same way in living humans is another question, but the researchers predict that "smart pacemakers" might one day correct cardiac problems that are now largely intractable...