Sentence examples for whose consistency from inspiring English sources

This appears to be the earliest example of a purported proof of relative consistency, by which a theory is shown to be consistent lest another theory — whose consistency is typically taken for granted — be inconsistent.

But they don't usually happen like that to Kasparov, whose consistency was part of his brilliance.

She looked tense from the start against her fellow Russian, whose consistency from the back of the court helped her break twice to win the first set.

The race lead falls to Beñat Inxausti, Movistar's Basque leader, whose consistency has been impressive, finishing four of the seven stages so far in the top 20.

Much will be expected of Purvis, who put in a winning display during Britain's European Championships win and whose consistency is often the bedrock of the team's performance.

But Bartoli settled quickly while Lisicki, whose consistency has never matched her talent, looked nothing like the vanquisher of the defending champion and world No 1, Serena Williams, whom she beat in the fourth round.

Cronbach's alphas indicate good internal consistencies for all scales except for IdentifiedTM whose internal consistency must be denoted as "acceptable" following a standard classification recommendation [ 35].

The tale began several years ago when a unit of JPMorgan Chase in London issued a series of complex derivatives that gave investors a way to triple their bets on the Fairfield funds, whose solid consistency mirrored the track record that had quietly — and ruinously — drawn investors to Mr. Madoff for decades.

The correct wine to serve with soup and the proper way to address a duchess are literally the most interesting revelations in a fictional world whose internal consistency and conviction fell apart at about the time Lady Mary shagged a Turkish diplomat to death.

This motivates to design an adaptive quantizer for the estimator whose strong consistency, asymptotic unbiasedness, and asymptotic normality are rigorously proved.

The remaining scales show acceptable reliability indices, ranging between.70 and.78, the exception being the scales Emotional insight (α = .60) and Empathy/Tolerance (α = .38), whose internal consistency coefficients can be regarded as questionable and unacceptable, respectively (see Additional file 1).