Sentence examples for is unusually consistent from inspiring English sources
The Baltic's temperature is unusually consistent (between about thirty-nine and forty-three degrees Fahrenheit* on its seabed), and it has a salinity level that is less than a fifth that of oceans.
Although few viewers are likely to enjoy the work of all 14 artists equally -- and their range makes one suspect the curators must have had some pretty heated debates before coming to an agreement -- the show is unusually consistent in quality.
We also investigate spectral tuning mutants of C. nuchalis SWS1, finding that λmax is affected similarly by the mutations C86S, C86F and S90C as in other avian SWS1 opsins, suggesting spectral tuning in avian SWS1 pigments is unusually consistent compared to other vertebrate groups.
Her aggressive game was unusually consistent, particularly on the forehand side.
The 2009s are unusually consistent in quality for wines at this modest price level — generally ranging from about €7 to €25.
As a corollary the characters in "Community" are unusually consistent and true to themselves, partly because they're defined not so much by action — will they slip on a banana peel or sleep with a friend's wife?
It also incorporates an explanation of parallels and meridians, a proof that the sun is larger than the moon, a table showing the distances of planets from the earth, an explanation of the varying lengths of days and nights, and polar projections of the earth that are unusually consistent with its main map.
His painting in the show — "A Visit To/A Visit From/The Island" (1983) — is unusually political, for him, but consistent in spirit.
This server provides initial annotations that we believe to be unusually complete, consistent and accurate.
Quality is unusually heterogeneous.
