That means the only quarterback competition will be for backup duties between the wildly inconsistent, mistake-prone Rex Grossman and the sounder but less gifted fourth-round rookie Kirk Cousins.
In consequence, some protocols may lead to inconsistent application, mistakes, or misinterpretation.
The combined effects of these ten mistakes include inconsistent and indefensible on-ground management strategies and hidden trade-offs at a policy level.
We would like to better determine the set of terms in the dictionary and to provide retrieval that is tolerant to spelling mistakes and inconsistent choice of words.
When the Giants play host to the defending Super Bowl champion Patriots on Saturday night at Giants Stadium, they might get a glimpse into how opposing defenses cope with Shockey, who seems to have had a significant impact on an offense that was often inconsistent and prone to mistakes last season.
Now it is quite common for the computer to contain inconsistent information, because of mistakes by the data entry operators or because of multiple sourcing.
Figure 4 caption: "The lines in panel C" should read "The lines in panel B"? Figure 5 caption also seems to have mistakes and inconsistent formatting.
Concepts (or attempts at concepts) that group their purported referents according to non-essential or inconsistent characteristics, or otherwise embody mistaken presuppositions such as "extremism," which implicitly treats any consistent or thoroughgoing conviction as bad, regardless of its content are invalid and cannot be rationally used.
For instance, if the automatic tool provides species names as part of protein names, and the annotation guidelines indicate otherwise, the final corpus can be easily inconsistent and with serious annotation mistakes, seriously degrading the final inter annotator agreement (IAA).
Mr. Aczel's chapters on China are blemished by inconsistent transliterations and at least one factual mistake: he places the first unifying Chinese emperor, Qin Shi Huang Di, some 600 years before he actually lived and ruled.
ISS frequently bases its recommendations on inconsistent or misapplied methodologies, factual errors or mistaken interpretations of companies' compensation policies.
