Sentence examples for particular consistent from inspiring English sources
One of Mr. Wilson's goals was to establish whether critics "display a particular, consistent and demonstrable set of aesthetics through the use of a specific language".
Folate deficiency seems to be a particular consistent finding in depressive patients.
As that model is in particular consistent with thermodynamics, energy estimates are expected to carry over to the discrete setting.
In particular, consistent with the discrete case, the number of spikes in the theta model rises and then falls again as the input becomes more tightly peaked.
Like, a particular, consistent way.
"We are looking at ways to create additional options for dealing with the children, in particular, consistent with our laws and our values," Johnson said.
Economists, of course, readily concern themselves as to whether the underlying concepts of cost-effectiveness generally, and of QALY maximisation with a budget constraint in particular, are consistent with economists own definitions of logical behaviour as expressed in welfare theory (for example, the paper by Bengt Liljas and the subsequent comments in this Journal) [ 1– 3].
He described excessive heat, in particular, as "consistent with our understanding of how the climate responds to increasing greenhouse gases".
The lighting in particular seems consistent with Mr. Klein's photographs; in any case his images have explored similar themes.
In particular, a consistent relativist will have only a relativized criteria of what counts as "true" information, which presumably will not be shared by the absolutist.
These LPS "characterised by homogeneous identity from a historical and territorial point of view, arising from integration between agricultural activities and other local activities, as well as the production of goods or services of particular specificity, consistent with traditions and natural and territorial vocations" are qualified as Rural Districts (DIRU).
