As noted above, standard cognitivist accounts of a domain of discourse will explain the consistency or inconsistency of states of mind by citing the consistency or inconsistency of that state's content, that is what it represents.
These four concepts will also serve as an integrating structure for this discourse, which will address areas of consistency and areas of conflict among the various committee and agency recommendations.
Where interviewees provided contradictory or revisionist statements, the interviewer (LP) sought clarification in order to enhance the validity, accuracy and consistency of responses and our understanding of their discourse.
Suppose that we grant that consistency is useful, given the various functions of ethical discourse.
I gave up looking for rational discourse and honesty years ago, but I've been hoping for a modicum of consistency.
For the purposes of analysing pedagogic discourse, the networks here allow us to interpret pedagogic practice in close detail, with empirical consistency and coherence.
The need for 'rethinking' the current ethical framework is studied using a methodology for assessment of consistency in respect to ethical values generally considered as part of EU socio-ethical discourse.
For a clear demarcation to the discourse that deals with the concept of resilience, which is used, e.g., by the Stockholm Resilience Center, the term consistency was used in this study.
The consistency of these findings suggests it may be time to shift the research and clinical discourse away from identification of barriers and toward an examination of primary care-based interventions into poverty as a risk to patients' health.
Certain similar "realist" currents within ancient Chinese discourses formulated additional epistemological questions related to binary oppositions of identity and difference (tong/yi 同/異), or the consistency and quality (jian/bai 堅/白) of the objects of comprehension.
