Sentence examples for conception of consistency from inspiring English sources

Hilbert is clearly the winner in this debate, in the sense that roughly his conception of consistency is what one means today by "consistency" in the context of formal theories, and a near relative of his methodology for consistency-proofs is now standard.

The composite conception of principled consistency is forced upon the hybrid interpretivist by his fundamental commitment, to which the difficulties are ultimately traced: that the starting point of interpretation must be some norms constituted by the contingencies of institutional communication, and that interpretation's purpose is to compare and somehow to reconcile those norms with ideals.

Principled consistency in this conception therefore consists in consistency in the morally relevant respects of the practice.

An affirmative finding would support, at least in theory, two aspects of the diathesis-stress conception of depressive disorders: (1) its consistency with some of the available epidemiologic data and (2) its parsimony in the sense of its greater simplicity than the incidence-prevalence-mortality framework.

This proposal incorporated Hilbert's ideas from 1904 regarding direct consistency proofs, his conception of axiomatic systems, and also the technical developments in the axiomatization of mathematics in the work of Russell as well as the further developments carried out by him and his collaborators.

The understanding of principled consistency used in this conception of interpretivism corresponds to one understanding of Dworkin's famous distinction between fit and justification, as dimensions of interpretation (Dworkin 1986).

"In terms of consistency?" I asked.

It's a matter of consistency".

"You lose a lot of consistency".

It's just a matter of consistency.

There should be a level of consistency.