Thus, even though it can be said that spatial patterns, or morphology of space, is one of the more consistent means through which society reifies itself, the extent to which this is done and what relations in society comes to be embedded, vary greatly (Hillier and Hanson 1984).
Glucose variability within each night increased by 3% (−7 to 12) (P < 0.01); between-night glucose variability decreased (P < 0.003) with more consistent mean overnight glucose levels (Fig. 3).
For WC, WHtR, and WSHtR the mean differences between the sexes varied in the youngest children, but showed a more consistent pattern with the means for boys being somewhat higher than the means for girls, with the exception of WHtR ratio for 14 years old children.
We found increased mean BMI and prevalence of obesity and reduced prevalence of low weight during the time period from Tromsø 4 to 6, with a more consistent and larger increase in mean BMI and prevalence of obesity from Tromsø 4 (1994–1995) to Tromsø 5 (2001–2002) than from Tromsø 5 to 6 (2007–2008).
For successful learners, this variation is lower, which means they do a more consistent number of lessons and practice sessions every day.
The design is meant to offer a more consistent, universal look-and-feel across mobile, tablets, desktop and "beyond," the company explains.
For Lollipop that means the use of much brighter, fuller colours than the previous version of Android and a more consistent look.
I need to get better — just have more consistent at-bats, a more consistent approach.
A more consistent policy framework would bring a second benefit.
