G.M. says those problems involved inconsistent machining of parts so that they did not always match specifications, causing variations from transmission to transmission.
Against that, other hiccups involving inconsistent weather, mechanical faults and the voiding of some standing-only tickets on safety grounds, were minor.
It was suggested in Section 5, taking a lead from Hegel, that even if we say that change is a consistent process, the perception of change might well involve inconsistent representations.
And I'm realizing that although my kids' holidays might involved inconsistent stockings and manger scenes, one thing is consistent -- my ability to keep it interesting.
Even with these advances, certain cognitive limitations remain, mostly involving inconsistent application of recently acquired cognitive abilities.
Even with these advances, compared to adults certain cognitive limitations remain, mostly involving inconsistent application of recently acquired cognitive abilities [ 25].
For eight trials,w12 w14 w17–w22 the reporting problem was minor, involving inconsistent use of modifiers for example, whether a myocardial infarctionw12 w17 w18 w20 or a strokew22 was lethal, whether deaths referred to those from all causes or from specific disease,w14 w21 and reversal of the scale (a positive stress test was later reported as a negative stress testw19).
One trouble is that it does not show us that the preference inconsistency to which incoherent beliefs are tied is appropriately analogous to inconsistency for simple (or full) belief, which involves believing inconsistent propositions, i.e. a set of propositions that cannot all be true.
Interestingly, there were large differences between structural types in the overall degree to which their positions were involved in inconsistent alignments (Table S2).
