Without Byzantine consensus, different correct recipients might exclude different peers, resulting in inconsistent shares.
Three patterns of non-response and five of partial (incomplete or inconsistent) response were identified, sharing largely similar socio-demographic profiles (higher age, lower educational level and economic status, foreign background, and isolated).
Axelrod goes on to insist that the White House has not been "inconsistent," rather they have been sharing what information they have, when they have it, and when new information comes to light, they share that as well, even if it reshapes the story.
On the other hand, consistent lures have a familiar neighbor (i.e. the correct result, sharing their decade digit) and inconsistent lures have no such familiar neighbor.
As a result, sharing of information is often fractured, "inconsistent and limited," the study reported.
Literature on HLA sharing and preeclampsia has been inconsistent; most studies focused on maternal paternal rather than maternal fetal sharing.
As a result, nodes sharing the same wireless channel develop an inconsistent, location-dependent view of the channel state.
Neighbors sharing a digit are called consistent', other neighbors inconsistent'.
Humans seek and create situations that confirm or are consistent with, and avoid and suppress situations that disconfirm or are inconsistent with, their culturally shared affective sentiments.
Thus, DCF steadily builds up the contention window for the disadvantaged node S1, while allowing S2 to contend for the channel with a minimum window following every successful transmission; the two transmitters share an inconsistent, asymmetric view of the channel state [2].
