consistency
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3.8
- noun
- /kənˈsɪstənsɪ/
:
consistencia
- Logical consistency is not actually the hallmark of truth.
- logical consistency
- lack consistency
- consistency and coherence
But it's not, it's not the content, it's the consistency.
- But it's not, it's not the content, it's the consistency.
- I mean, so much of philosophy is crafting arguments and, and having logical consistency.
- One of them could be that the things that you're happening to talk about are required by logical consistency of the equations.
- But when you look at it, knowing how language models work, it's like very impressive, the coherence and the consistency and the long range dependencies.
- There is an aesthetic consistency to Empire that has just hasn't hasn't been matched honestly to me.
- So they've gotten themselves into a, a bind where they cannot get a clear, a clear ideological consistency going on.
- So this is not yet getting to sort of a moral judgement, but there's a prior to that judgement about consistency.
- But there is something called self self consistency theory that we that we want to hold consistent understandings of of who we are.
Examples
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In scientific research, consistency in data collection methods helps validate the findings.
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Legislation is measured for consistency with the Constitution by its impact on those whose conduct it affects.
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There will be a re rating of the US markets where rule of law and consistency are no longer features.
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When did you work out that dedication and discipline and consistency and hard work married with a real sort of sense of purpose?
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First, it raises questions about the consistency of administration and scoring of these tests.
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Other strengths of the study and procedures were the consistency and accuracy of teacher implementation of the intervention.
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Actual measurements of quality and consistency will provide more compelling evidence concerning expert systems' impacts.
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Some descriptions were reworded to create consistency for better grouping of the descriptions.
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One of the challenges affecting the fidelity and consistency of implementation is the adequacy of personnel training.
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The BI has an internal consistency with a Cronbach alpha between 0.86 and 0.92.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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6.7
Being connected and logical so parts form one whole
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6.5
A clear, logical order that makes ideas or parts fit together
A state where statements or facts do not conflict
Actions or ideas based on clear reasons and careful thought
How clear and correct a person's thinking or argument is
A quality of clear, correct thinking that follows facts and reasons
The way parts or ideas fit together in an argument
Antonyms
How Logical
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4.9
10
3.8
16
6.7
30
4.8
117
4.3
578
2.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
consistency = consistent (transparent) = consist + ency
Formed by the adjective 'consistent' plus the noun-forming suffix '-ency', yielding the quality of being consistent in logic or behavior, which is directly derived.
Etymology
Consistency comes from the Latin word consistere, made of con- 'together' and sistere 'to stand'. Think of ideas that 'stand together' without fighting each other, which is why in logic a system with no contradictions is called 'consistency'.