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If you type in “pizza”, you get a graph that’s fairly consistent and more or less flat.

But, Epic has already made efforts to ensure that the models look as natural and consistent as possible, even when creators try to make the features and dimensions completely out of the realm of possibility.

There’s also a consistent body of work showing that social capital is a critical determinant of how communities respond to a crisis.

Departments of public health also could work with organizations and trusted community leaders to produce culturally consistent multimedia information on vaccinations and other health topics.

The Terps’ lack of a consistent frontcourt presence has been exposed all season by the conference’s top big men, but Ohio State’s roster aligns more with Maryland’s.

The new report is consistent with a great deal of research that has not yet shifted public thinking about alcohol problems.

There needs to be an across-the-board, consistent defense of the constitutional separation of powers.

If true—and it appears consistent with anecdotal information—about 50 regime figures have been killed this year.

A minimum wage is consistent with conservative ideals, for four reasons.

That vote was consistent with his leadership of the opposition that I saw when I was ambassador.

It is dependent on that covenant as made with the Mediator, and consistent with it as established with men.

And what is wanting in such is principally the rectification of their views: their endeavours are harmonious and consistent.

Business Letters should be as brief as is consistent with the subject; clear, and to the point.

Apostrophe usage is not consistent in the text as in using both dont and dont.

But I would urge that Swadeshi is the only doctrine consistent with the law of humility and love.