Sentence examples for consistently constructed from inspiring English sources

According to Ingarden, Content and Object offered "the first consistently constructed theory of objects manifesting a certain theoretical unity since the times of scholasticism and of the 'ontology' of Christian Wolff" (1948, 258).

Due to the large power supply in the energy market since 1960s, the nuclear power planets have been consistently constructed throughout the world in order to maintain and supply sufficient fundamental power generation.

The results indicated that the SSS-J consistently constructed the three-factor model as in the original scale while using a different focus group and language.

The study of AD's secondary effects has proved especially problematic: Past attempts to calculate incremental health costs among informal dementia or AD caregivers have varied widely because study inclusion criteria, control groups and sources of cost data are not consistently constructed [ 8, 9].

In this approach, we introduce a pressure evolution equation and consistently construct numerical diffusion terms to maintain the velocity and pressure equilibriums at fluid interfaces.

Using this theory, in recent years we developed a number of effective and efficient methods and EDA tools for sequential and combinational circuit synthesis that consistently construct much better circuits than other academic and commercial state-of-the-art synthesis tools.

Consistently, this construct still localised to the centriolar satellites, but not the centrosome (Fig  3B).

The Jaws shoot was originally scheduled for 55 days, but the production swiftly turned into a logistical nightmare when the mechanical shark (three full-size, pneumatically animated models were constructed) consistently failed to play ball.

In particular, Pazner relates this approach to Samuelson's (Samuelson 1977), and concludes that the Bergson-Samuelson social welfare function can indeed be constructed consistently in this way.

His works are large, glossy, meticulously constructed and consistently good-looking.

That day Hitchens simply spoke in whole paragraphs of perfectly constructed concepts, consistently, for more than an hour.