Sentence examples for failures consistency from inspiring English sources

According to Richard Pagliaro of ESPN, "Kuznetsova can alter the spin, speed and height of her shots and owns the variety that plays well on clay" but since her recent failures, "consistency has eluded her, and she's prone to flakiness and frustration under pressure".

This may be grounds for suspicion by the reader and a prod to self- improvement for the writer, but it is not a failure of consistency or logic.

Chambers had become a fringe figure at Chelmsford, where the Essex coach Paul Grayson, had been at a loss to explain the 25-year-old's failure to achieve consistency in his performances, although on today's evidence perhaps all that was needed was a change of scenery.

The crucial point in Frege's criticism of Hilbert, however, is not a disagreement about particular analyses or the consequent failure of particular consistency and independence claims, but instead concerns the general methodology of consistency and independence proofs.

The need for efficient, scale out solutions to support partial component failures and provide data consistency motivated the development of the Google File System (GFS) (Ghemawat et al. [10]) and the MapReduce (Dean & Ghemawat [11]) paradigm in the early 2000s.

The win now puts the Pittsburgh in driving seat to take the AFC North yet their failure to show any consistency is one for concern.

These methods were based on errors in the internal loss factor, matrix condition numbers, and a failure to satisfy the consistency relationship.

They found, with identical cementing technique, that the forces at failure depended upon the consistency of the bone structure and quality, and the proportion of bone to cement in the zone of bonding.

Improving life skills takes work, resilience, consistency and many failures.

There is a good consistency of the failure patterns obtained from experiments and numerical tests.

The adoption of automated bioprocessing techniques offers the possibility to overcome the lack of consistency and high failure rates seen with current manual protocols.