Sentence examples for called consistent from inspiring English sources

Families for which the consistency conditions are satisfied are called consistent families, and it is only for this restricted class that the laws of quantum dynamics for a closed system can be used to assign a meaningful set of probabilities.

Officials said the Black-Top gang was able to maintain its Old Broadway stronghold despite what they called "consistent enforcement efforts".

Two-thirds of the former captives said they had psychological and emotional problems, which the authors called consistent with being held in extreme isolation for extended periods.

This is the one format in which Pakistan, the winner of the 2009 T20 World Cup, can be called consistent, having advanced to the playoffs of all three previous tournaments.

(IndyCar) Tony Schumacher completed a weekend of racing that he called "consistent" at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, with a victory in the Top Fuel final that put him atop the season point standings.

Then the initial conditions are called consistent should they satisfy (3) and non-consistent should they not.

Let me answer that with another question: Have you seen many teams you'd call consistent this season?

Valentine called Alomar "consistent without being spectacular, and I think he'll be spectacular in the second half".

Diminished, too, was the bishops' more liberal instruction to the faithful regarding their votes, a construct called "a consistent ethic of life".

Ms. Miller, a curriculum secretary for a school district in Holden, Mass., had sworn off traveling on United several years ago because of what she called the consistent rudeness of its employees.

The galleries are mostly intimate in scale, giving viewers the sense of looking at art in a home rather than in a vast, impersonal institutional space, a vision that Mr. Philbrook called "entirely consistent" with Mr. Aldrich's intentions.