In this world, your values must be consistent; indeed, they mean the most when they are the most difficult to live up to.
And today, for the United States, non-interventionism is the policy most consistent, indeed the only one genuinely consistent, with a commitment to liberalism, meaning limited government and individual liberty.
This observation, is consistent, indeed identical, with that factor extracted and observed by Brandberg et al. (1992) and termed 'anxiety'anxiety
The secretary of state's conduct was reasoned and reasonable, and was perfectly consistent with (indeed, mandated by) the laws of Florida.
The argument is consistent with, indeed at some points it is more or less the same as, the arguments of Luban and Waldron.
Having just discussed how individual organisms maintain consistently higher degrees of internal order compared with their surroundings, we now describe how the second law of thermodynamics is perfectly consistent with, indeed promotes, the progeny of some populations of organisms becoming incrementally more complex over evolutionary time.
In patients with diabetes, endothelial dysfunction appears to be a consistent finding; indeed, there is general agreement that hyperglycemia and diabetes lead to an impairment of NO production and activity.
Here we revisit the arguments presented and show why, contrary to the claims in this recent paper, the evidence is indeed consistent with as-produced graphene oxide consisting of large (micron sized), lightly oxidised, monolayer graphene-like sheets to which are complexed small, highly oxidised, carbonaceous molecules.
The AHP method does not require that judgments are consistent or transitive, indeed, Saaty (1980) has defined the value of consistency ratio.
The Florida Supreme Court's exercise of appellate jurisdiction therefore was wholly consistent with, and indeed contemplated by, the grant of authority in Article II.
It is indeed consistent with the proposed physisorption mechanism [14].
