Sentence examples for cannot be consistently from inspiring English sources
Josephson junctions cannot be consistently and reliably made from high-temperature superconductors.
The greatest difference is in the duration of the infant and juvenile stages combined; the least is in the gestation period, which, despite the general belief, cannot be consistently correlated with adult body size.
In his recollections, Ward Hill Lamon, a personal friend and self-appointed bodyguard to the president, recalled Lincoln saying to him, "Stanton and I have an understanding that if I send an order to him which cannot be consistently granted, he is to refuse it".
Obviously, an automatic (not hand-made) cut of the scene (i.e., scene change) cannot be consistently defined and clearly confirmed.
Therefore, the coefficient of diversity cannot be consistently estimated due to correlation with the error term in the wage regression where the share of migrants is endogenous.
And if the falsity of '13 is even' is a matter of logical necessity, then p ∧ (Kp → En) cannot be consistently known and therefore is not Cartesian.
"Belief cannot be penalized consistently with the First Amendment," Justice Douglas said.
Thorough knowledge of ankle anatomy and subgroups of the Lauge-Hansen system are required for its application but, although precision can be improved by teaching, some studies have shown that the system cannot be applied consistently with only poor to fair inter-observer reliability [2, 85, 87, 92, 110, 130].
However the identity :(b^r)^s = b^{r\cdot s} cannot be extended consistently to cases where b is a negative real number (see Real exponents with negative bases).
Impressions are also a good proxy for cross-platform measurement, but data availability (particularly for competitors on platforms such as Snapchat and Instagram) means it cannot be applied consistently, which for now disqualifies it as a cross-platform currency.
The boundary proposed by Heckert and Lucas [11] and Woody [12] therefore cannot be applied consistently.
