Sentence examples for Consistent continuation from inspiring English sources

They did not produce a rigorous proof that every initial trajectory has a consistent continuation, but suggested that it is very plausible that every initial trajectory has a consistent continuation.

Of course, the continued skepticism over the health of the stock market is consistent with the continuation patterns that have developed in most of the key market averages.

Today's report was consistent with a continuation of that story.

The latest atmospheric CO2 data is consistent with a continuation of this long-standing trend and has reached 400.26 ppm in February 2015 [15].

They are consistent with the continuation of the long-established westward drift and deepening of the South Atlantic Anomaly. Figure 1 Maps of the magnetic declination D (top, units are degrees), inclination I (middle, units are degrees), and total intensity F (bottom, units are nT) at the Earth's mean radius r=a in 2015; the red dot indicates the minimum intensity.

There was also no consistent relationship between continuation of symptom reporting and degree of reduction in symptom severity.

For a large class of initial trajectories there are multiple different consistent 'glancing blow' continuations of that trajectory (many of which involve multiple wormhole traversals).

Are there always such solutions?[3] Echeverria, Klinkhammer & Thorne found a large class of initial trajectories that have consistent 'glancing blow' continuations, and found none that do not (but their search was not completely general).

Preference scores for the two possible interpretations of the ambiguous phrases were calculated as the proportion of the continuations consistent with that interpretation given by the pre-test participants; for the ambiguous items, the dominant interpretation was the one that received the highest preference score.

Exxon's reluctance to comment on the carbon tax vote in the House Friday is, at least, a continuation of that consistent strategy.

But if determinism is true, there is only one possible continuation of the past consistent with the laws.