But to be consistent, correct terminology is needed for other acts of terror as well.
Moreover, even the minimal ground texture that was available (seams and folds in the fabric on the floor) would be consistent with the correct vanishing-point horizon through the optics.
This result is consistent with Ark1 being needed to correct kinetochore microtubule attachments that fail to generate tension through bi-orientation.
"He fights hard to be consistent but he's technically very correct.
The data source for this analysis was originally adapted from the Gene Ontology Server of 2012; we kept it being continuously updated to be consistent with the latest release, including recently corrected GO numbers and descriptions (Feb. 2013).
We have corrected this to be consistent.
You should be consistent, firm and confident when correcting your dog or he will feel insecure, confused and unhappy.
Web services (WS) transactions are important in order to reliably compose distributed and autonomous services into composite web services and to ensure that their execution is consistent and correct.
Both sides are agreed that, to be acceptable, a scientific theory should "save the phenomena"—that is, it should at least be consistent with, and ideally facilitate correct prediction of, such matters of observable fact as may be recorded in reports of relevant observations and, where appropriate, experiments.
Questioning the witness, Mr Mulholland asked: "She had injuries consistent with repeated punching, injuries consistent with stomping, an injury which could be consistent with kicking, is that correct?" "Yes," replied Dr Nagle.
