Sentence examples for application of consistent from inspiring English sources

In most of the models, we have encountered till now the application of consistent equations for f 1 with some changes in the internal unknowns.

That is why the FTC filed comments calling for the application of consistent rules to all parts of the Internet, but, unfortunately, the FCC did not fully heed those calls.

The value of research, especially that involving small sample sizes, can be enhanced by the application of consistent methodology and reporting enabling results to be compared across studies.

Within the emerging discipline of Equitation Science, the application of consistent methodology, including robust objective measures, is required for sound scientific evaluation.

Nevertheless, this application of consistent methods makes a useful contribution to the continuous improvement of GHGIs, because it may help in identifying possible errors, in increasing scientific understanding and ultimately in building confidence in the estimates of emissions and removals reported by the countries by increasing consistency, transparency and completeness of the estimates.

Several important developments occurred in Medhurst's work, especially the application of consistent tone markings (influenced by contemporary linguistic studies of Sanskrit, which was becoming of more mainstream interest to Western scholars).

"The use of objective standards and the application of a consistent policy assure that all pupils will be treated fairly and eliminate the possibility of discrimination or favoritism," he wrote.

These plateau potentials persist (Fig. 2b) when (g_{mathrm{K},mathrm{DR}}) is set to zero to mimic bath application of TEA, consistent with experimental data [5].

This study presents the application of a consistent methodological approach, based on an inventory-based model, adapted to the forest management conditions of EU countries.

Chen and Epstein [12] gave an application of dynamically consistent nonlinear evaluation (expectation) to recursive utility, Peng [1, 2, 13 15] and Rosazza Gianin [16] investigated some applications of dynamically consistent nonlinear evaluations (expectations) and g-evaluations (g-expectations) to static and dynamic pricing mechanisms and risk measures.

In conclusion, this study presents the application of a consistent methodological approach, based on an inventory-based model, adapted to the forest management conditions of 26 different EU countries.