According to Bechtel and Mundale, to be able to conduct such research in the neurosciences, universal consistencies must either exist or be assumed to exist in brain structures.
The existing approaches of designing a single user interface using one computing platform do not adequately address the challenges of diversity, cross-platform consistency, universal accessibility and integration.
For the same agendas that lead to the impossibility result reviewed in Section 5.4, there exists no judgment aggregation rule satisfying universal domain, collective consistency and deductive closure, independence, unanimity preservation, and non-oligarchy.
The universalists believe that cultural values and moral norms should pass a test of universal applicability and logical consistency.
He said it is not a simple matter: "Colour is a very, very complicated issue, there is no consistency of universal meaning in colour.
Meanwhile, a universal method for the consistency test is proposed based on the sampling distribution theorem, which is verified by simulation data and classical crack degradation data.
The stoichiometric consistency of the universal reaction database and of the metabolic reconstruction can be tested for permitting the computation of biologically more relevant solutions.
In the case of religion (Boyer 2001), for example, successful supernatural concepts such as gods or angels are characterised by a combination of (1) consistency to intuitive, universal expectations produced by our domain-specific cognitive architecture about intentional agents (gods are jealous, they see our actions, they punish and reward, etc).
There were no universal experiences reported by patients, although some consistency was identified in the experiences of being relaxed within the session and feeling more confident in the ability to cope with the impact of symptoms.
Puigbò et al. [ 11] searched for trends of phylogenetic consistency, first among 102 large, 'nearly universal' trees and then using several thousand trees with no taxonomic restriction, and found rampant discordance but also a statistically supported central trend of concordance.
