Sentence examples for full inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Lu et al. [ 9] and White et al. [ 16] have used the term inconsistency degrees of freedom for the difference in the number of parameters between the full inconsistency model and the consistency model, but Lu et al. [ 9] defined them without distinguishing direct evidence from two-armed and multi-armed studies.

Total inconsistency.

"Speedboat" is full of inconsistencies that shade into absurdities.

The question of legitimate use of urban land is an old one and full of inconsistencies.

The evidence against those in the dock was largely circumstantial and packed full of inconsistencies.

Today it publicly criticized the declaration as incomplete and full of inconsistencies, although it stopped short of saying the document was in breach of resolutions.

The sanitized songs, they say, are full of inconsistencies and double standards that reveal as much about the sensitivities -- or lack of them -- of the industry expurgators as they do about the artists.

The new law also grants them the right to litigate.If that did not give companies enough to think about, businesses will also have to cope with a law that is full of inconsistencies.

The copies were full of inconsistencies, but the musicians knew the piece well enough to play it from memory, said Herold Klein, a violinist who was 28 at the time.

They put out a four-page list of what they called 'major news breaks' in the book, which had the desired effect: a pliant American media provided huge publicity and respectful reviews for what is actually a deeply flawed book that is full of inconsistencies.

Independent land experts and bankers agree with the government that some of Buganda's land claims are hard to prove but add that the land law is full of inconsistencies.By hook or by crookMr Museveni may be trying to split the Baganda's vote before the next elections, due in 2011.