Barr's call for something new was, in a narrow sense, consistent with the magazine's radical origins.
Claims (1 3) above are in some sense consistent with my own prejudices about the evolutionary process, and probably those of some other workers, so I was hoping that the paper would have more quantitative analysis of the issues it raises, to really force a confrontation between theory and experiment, or even new theory versus the status quo.
Note that inertial effects are fully accounted for in their earthquake sequence simulations (Lapusta and Liu 2009; Noda and Lapusta 2010), and the calculated coseismic behavior is realistic in a sense that it is consistent with elastodyanamics.
The successful entrepreneur in this case occupied a network position that was highly strategic and yet was not senior or influential in the formal, organizational sense, consistent with the hypotheses.
In a sense, this analysis is fully consistent with Marx, who saw European colonialism as continuous with the process of internal expansion within states and across Europe.
Hence, the constraints (9) are being transformed to ({mathbf{G}}_{N times NM} {mathbf{E}}_{J times NM}^{prime } {mathbf{x}}_{J times 1} = {mathbf{u}}_{N times 1}) and ({mathbf{H}}_{M times NM} {mathbf{E}}_{J times NM}^{prime } {mathbf{x}}_{J times 1} = {mathbf{v}}_{M times 1}), respectively, where all dimensions are consistent in a sense of matrix product.
One should also note that the tree is consistent in a sense that all partitions found with a certain sequence segment are preserved when longer segments which include the first segment are analysed, along with further nested grouping of elements within previously obtained groups.
The estimator R ̂ x δ x δ ∗ ( T ) defined in (20) is mean-square sense consistent [7], i.e., lim T → ∞ R ̂ x δ x δ ∗ ( T ) = m.s.s.s
The key figure of neoliberalism is the entrepreneur, and the key social mechanism is competition, in a way that is consistent and, in a sense, underlies the neoliberal discourse and policy process aimed at promoting free market as an ultimate standard of economic and social organization.
