As we have previously covered, NoSQL databases act on the premise that consistency doesn't need to be fully enforced in the real world, preferring to sacrifice it in adjustable ways for achieving higher availability and partition tolerance.
And, unfortunately, that has not been reciprocated on the other side in this campaign.... Al, Hillary Clinton said the other day that consistency on fundamental issues of principle is important.
To be sure, Mitt's done it on more than most — on abortion, gun control, taxes, the stimulus, Ronald Reagan, etc. — but, hey, it's the principle that counts: the principle that consistency on anything and everything isn't necessarily a cardinal virtue.
The air was taking on the consistency of gauze.
It made me wonder about those legal cases involving victims, fleeing conflict zones and seeking asylum, that hang on the consistency of their evidence.
When collected, fecal material was characterized as soft or firm depending on the consistency, assuming that sick apes will evacuate soft stools (Gillespie et al., 2008).
We develop an alternative method based on semivariogram modeling that quantifies consistency in movement parameters as a function of distance to disturbance features.
They may be able to survive on less-than-great beer initially, but with more and more competition opening every week, those that focus on quality and consistency of their product will be the ones that win customer loyalty in the long run.
By applying the sludge in thin layers, the sludge naturally forms its own stack with an angle that is dependent on the consistency of the material.
