The theory is that if a person does this regularly while awake, he or she will likely repeat it while dreaming and will recognize inconsistencies — if, say, the watch is melting in a Dali-esque way.
While there are recognized inconsistencies in the current chromosome- and chromosome arm-naming conventions due to inaccuracies in the techniques previously used to estimate chromosome size and arm ratios [3], no revisions to the existing rice chromosome nomenclature have been suggested at this time.
They recognize inconsistencies, such as Chris Matthews' spirited interview with oily, often unpleasant prevaricator Kellyanne Conway, who almost never gives straight answers even when confronted with facts.
The strict specification of protocol elements helped us to recognize inconsistencies and potential problems with equipment.
There are well recognized inconsistencies in reported associations of respiratory infections with meteorological factors in different settings [ 34].
Third, a ban on physician owned specialty hospitals, in the absence of reform in the prospective payment system is unlikely to curtail the growth in niche hospitals developed to take advantage of well recognized inconsistencies in the current reimbursement system [ 29].
Second, as in High Five, educational sessions employed motivational interviewing and reflexive listening techniques to build rapport with participants and enhance self-efficacy, help parents recognize inconsistencies between actual and desired behaviors, and learn skills to reduce this dissonance, thus enhancing motivation for change.
In this scenario, we can recognize inconsistency but cannot locate its source since we have insufficient degrees of freedom.
Rather, I am recognizing the inconsistencies with people's philosophies, and ability to jump on the judgmental band wagon regarding Ms. Abedin.
Indeed, the plain person is apt to be rather confused about the differences between the methods of ethics, arbitrarily deploying one or another without recognizing any inconsistency.
