Yet the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination will not be marked by consensus.
No one disagreed with that, and much of the debate was marked by consensus rather than division – even on HS2.
This emphasizes that the adoption of the system was marked by "consensus" regarding the need to introduce the system and the system selected [ 49].
The plays won several Tonys, made Matthew Broderick a star and, by general consensus, marked Mr. Simon's transition from clever jokester to mature playwright.
The partisan stalemate on Medicaid has come to dominate a General Assembly session marked by bipartisan consensus in other areas: reforming ethics, improving mental-health services and reducing the number of standardized tests given in public schools.
Indeed, Marshall's term was marked by great consensus and stability on the court; Marshall only dissented formally once during his tenure, and between 1811 and 1823 the Supreme Court's personnel did not change the longest such period in history.
All disagreements between first and second coding were marked up and consensus was reached through discussion.
UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Martin Mogwanja said the fact that half of all members of the United Nations had signed the agreements marked a moral consensus.
The station was marked by a consensus panel of assessors who determined that any prescription with an error of any of: dosage, units, legibility, was not signed (including block capitals) or dated, was deemed non dispensable.
For each k, CM plots depict consensus values on a white to blue colour scale, are ordered by the consensus clustering which is shown as a dendrogram, and have items' consensus clusters marked by coloured rectangles between the dendrogram and consensus values (Fig. 1A).
The score is large (S > 0) when the splice site is 'close' to the consensus sequence, and small (S < 0) when the splice site shows marked deviations from the consensus.
