Sentence examples for consistent collection from inspiring English sources

We should consider building on this, maybe creating a preferred list of codes that could appear in a data entry form, or template, to facilitate the consistent collection of data which has been collected in this audit.

Every possible fragment is given a score based on the probability of its random occurrence [ 20], and the algorithm tries to find a consistent collection of fragments with maximal total score; consistency here means the combinatorial requirement that the selected fragments are required to fit into one single output alignment and do not 'cross' each other.

Earth observation imagery collected by the series of Landsat satellites constitutes the longest and most consistent collection of moderate spatial resolution remotely sensed data.

This can make the consistent collection of reliable data across study sites difficult.

The biggest priorities are to increase awareness of the recyclability of cups, improve recycling infrastructure and ensure consistent collection, all of which is within reach, as cup collection and behaviour change initiatives across Glasgow, Leeds and Cardiff are showing.

Although the rationale for behavioral risk assessment in HIV vaccine clinical trials is clear, consistent collection of behavioral data over time and across protocols has been challenging for the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN).

However, consistent collections from existing populations must be ongoing to ensure that adaptive changes are represented in the bank.

Software manufacturers like SAP are building consistent collections of services delivered as products.

Suppose that a modal fictionalist does accept an ontology of propositions rich enough to provide for maximal consistent collections of such propositions.

The last few seasons have showcased a roster of progressively consistent collections from China, featuring designers – Fake Natoo, Xander Zhou, Haizhen Wang and Sankuanz to name a few – that now represent the quintessence of the country' s creative talent on the international arena.

Rescher and Brandom introduced a modal semantics including, besides ordinary possible worlds (taken as maximally consistent collections of states of affairs), also non-standard worlds that are locally inconsistent (that is, such that, for some A, both A and ¬A hold at them), and incomplete (that is, such that for some A, neither A nor ¬A hold at them).