On the one side are the 30-year-old Cavendish and his former HTC-Colombia team-mate André Greipel – now 32 but as consistent a force as the Manxman in recent years – and on the other an emerging generation spearheaded by the Frenchman Nacer Bouhanni, a former boxer who was deprived of the chance to ride in 2014 because of a dispute with his then-team manager, Marc Madiot.
But McCaskill has emerged as a consistent and vocal critic of the tax bill, blasting it as a giveaway to big business and the rich that would hurt most of her constituents.
Increasing bin size may allow the effect to be captured in a single bin in specific cases, but reduces overall power, as a consistent linkage signal is unlikely to be found over a large region.
I made the projects distinct in technical content, but as consistent as possible in all other respects.
It is not intended as an alternative, but as a fully consistent and clear statement of basic quantum mechanics, "Copenhagen done right".
Although using artificial neurons as structural elements, Walknet, being a phenomenological model, should not be understood as a model describing the neuronal architecture itself, but as a quantitative, consistent hypothesis summarizing behavioral findings.
Three of his eight catches for the Giants last season were for touchdowns, but he failed to serve as a consistent receiving threat.
Murray won the Wimbledon mixed doubles title in 2007, but struggled to establish himself as a consistent contender, and was eclipsed in the public mind by his brother's success.
The search for that kind of player began last year when the Rams made a training-camp deal for receiver Sammy Watkins, who proved a reliable and productive red-zone target but did not pan out as a consistent deep threat.
White was described by George W. Atkinson in his Prominent Men of West Virginia (1890) as "a consistent, but liberal Democrat" and by historians Roberta R. Munske and Wilmer L. Kerns in their Hampshire County, West Virginia, 1754 2004 (2004) as "a self-proclaimed liberal Democrat".
