Le Guin creates many alternative realities with relish and aplomb and great style, but cannot avoid the inevitable inconsistencies that come when a writer dabbles with causality.
The investigators, Daley told me, were "self-appointed watchdogs," who relentlessly pursued the accusations "until they did find the inevitable inconsistencies and flaws within the project".
The annotations were also all made by one person, and while it has been shown in [11] that this is not ideal, the chosen detection window of 50 ms should compensate for some of the inevitable inconsistencies.
Chronic diseases have long latencies in their development, which results in almost inevitable inconsistencies in the data and makes them difficult and expensive to study.
Using chronic disease end points was found to be difficult for setting individual nutrient DRIs for a number of reasons: 1. Chronic diseases have long latencies in their development, which results in almost inevitable inconsistencies in the data and makes them difficult and expensive to study.
Once it's laid down publicly it reduces his ability to be inconsistent, and in foreign policy inconsistency is inevitable and often necessary.
Inevitable manufacturing errors and inconsistency between assumed and actual boundary conditions can affect the shape precision and cable tensions of a cable-network antenna, and even result in failure of the structure in service.
With one thing and another -- staff changes, supply problems, customers who are often easily distracted and overlubricated -- inconsistency is as inevitable at the dining table as at the poker table.
Instead, Brown's Sweden is a place of inconsistencies, perplexing omissions, inevitable human frailty and... fish.
There will doubtless be analyses of turkeys in Kidman's future just as there have been in her past – inconsistency of projects is inevitable for any restless actor, no matter how glamorous and A-list.
