Sentence examples for inconsistencies in form from inspiring English sources
"His understanding of the urban context of architecture, complemented by his talented partner, Denise Scott Brown, with whom he has collaborated on both more writings and built works, has resulted in changing the course of architecture in this century," the citation said, "allowing architects and consumers the freedom to accept inconsistencies in form and pattern, to enjoy popular taste".
However, inconsistencies in EDF forms exist and the bases for volumetric energy dissipation rate criteria are often misunderstood.
A few days later, each woman participated in an IDI during which any inconsistencies in the comparison form were probed.
These three antibodies do not bind to wild-type human and porcine PrP molecules, most likely due to sequence inconsistencies in residues necessary for forming the antigen-antibody bond.
Inconsistencies in the prescription of different forms of treatments for patients with the same condition, may be due to the preferences of the different types of clinicians involved (primary care, rheumatology, rehabilitation, etc)., and the ready availability of these techniques.
We also identified some inconsistencies in the use of prenatal requisition forms, such as the use of these forms among males and females outside of the 15 to 49 year age group.
Most teams display some kind of inconsistency during a campaign but few could match the Cobblers' fluctuation in form.
"Reversals are primarily formed by the inconsistencies in speech: the stammers, the stutters and the rapid alterations," he said.
Archive maps often exhibit problems in the form of inaccuracies and inconsistencies in scale which can lead to incorrect reconstructions.
This work also emphasizes on the advantages of expressing density-based models in dimensionless form to avoid dimensional inconsistencies in Chrastil-type models.
In reviewing blueprints, work orders, and inventories, including plans for electrical wiring and plumbing, Pressac exposed glaring inconsistencies between form and function.
