Sentence examples for consistency concepts from inspiring English sources
In different scenario 'schools', diverse consistency concepts are applied: Mathematical models can be considered 'objectively' internally consistent by definition of their mathematical (causal) logics.7 Storylines, however, rely on holistic consistency 'filters' as intuitive gut feelings, i.e., subjective consistency definitions [34].
Beyond this apparent consensus, different consistency concepts, criteria and measures of consistency coexist.
Kosow [10] has extended the consistency concepts to concern also consistency within a scenario sample (or scenario set), consistency between different forms of one scenario and consistency of underlying models of scenarios.
The consistency concept of the GTC is still more general than the concept of Kosow.
On the contrary, a systematic-analytic consistency concept follows formal rules that allow for objectively decomposing and recomposing its logics; examples are coincidence and causality.
We look forward to studies that extend the strategic consistency concept toward a congruency-related approach, also incorporating the fit of serial acquisitions to external contingencies and competitive changes (Lamberg et al. 2009).
The authors extended this consistency concept to other situations (Alosh and Huque, 2010), including how to address multiplicity issues of a composite endpoint and its components in clinical trials (Huque et al., 2011).
Eco-consistency concepts are reviewed followed by a discussion of the basic green-engineering approach to eco-design.
MH: Higher learning won't have to change itself: The topics covered and the technologies might change, but there will remain a large amount of consistency in concepts of learning, research, and discovery.
It would be of significant national value in Australia, especially as a 'continuum of care' is desired, if these efforts toward consistency of concepts and information were expanded.
This reduces the risk of systematic measurement error at the item level (i.e. item bias) and ensures the consistency of concepts across different cultures.
