Sentence examples for take inconsistency from inspiring English sources
We can thus take inconsistency of λ to mean: all equations are derivable.
I'd take the inconsistency in the regular season in exchange for getting on a roll late in the season and into the playoffs any day.
These results suggest that it could be important to take these inconsistencies into account when analyzing further dyadic dominance relationships and how females deal with conflicts of interest.
The reverse twin of a world w which is A-inconsistent (that is, at which both A and ¬A hold) is a world, w*, which is A-incomplete (that is, at which neither A nor ¬A hold), and vice versa: involution takes local inconsistency into local incompleteness, and vice versa.
Even more radically, recently Weber (2012) has taken the inconsistency to be a positive virtue, since it enables us to settle several questions that were left open by Cantor, namely, that the well-ordering theorem and the axiom of choice are provable, and that the Continuum Hypothesis is false.
Thus, taking these inconsistencies into consideration, we have performed a study that aimed to evaluate the long-term impact of patent VA on LVH in ample cohort of kidney transplant recipients (KTRs).
The eigenvalue formulation is used to take care the inconsistencies arises due to inaccurate judgement in the degree of interaction between the subsystems.
Only when a fresh editor, Andy Parsons, reread the story in preparing for print publication did someone notice the inconsistency and take it out.
But exposing a logical inconsistency takes some work; for initial inspection reveals that the inconsistency intuitively felt is not present.
Those inconsistencies will take center stage when Ms. Elliott, who was first called to the stand last week as a defense witness -- only to give testimony that was more hurtful than helpful to the defense -- returns as a witness now labeled "adverse" to the defense.
