consistence

Besides, there was a greater consistence in their dislike of him.

However, her creative potential, persistence and consistence of ideas had won over.

This shows that with consistence and coherent effort Europe is able to put its mark on global agreements.

However, the only common ground among the varying interpretations was the lack of consistence in the reasoning.

The consistence is not absolutely denied, only the inference.

In terms of consistence and tactics, Egypt has been very good in the last few years.

Both of nature and content of the killing consistence with their sexual fantasy.

The team could never find a consistence rhythm.

As a pharmaceutical company Janssen know how important dependability and consistence are.

His transliteration completely lacks consistence, and is generally considered a hoax.

The colors grant harmony and consistence with Mayagüez 2010's logo.

Ukraine has taken steps to reform its education frameworks in consistence with the Bologna process.

More consistence of color during the run.

These fictions, by frequently presenting themselves, at length gained a consistence, and took in my mind a determined form.

A contrivance, both mechanical and chemical, was still wanted to reduce the liquor to its finest consistence.

Their paste then takes an oval form and acquires the consistence of a millefeuille.

Hence the presence of some upper bound in a way guarantees the consistence of a set.

On one of these he placed a quantity of clay, and worked it into a proper consistence with his knife.

From a body of like colour and consistence with bread we expect like nourishment and support.

The consistence of neonatal milk was estimated to be very similar to maternal milk.

It is named for its gum-like consistence.

In 1950, Empire Consistence was sold the Dutch government.

The flow table test or flow test is a method to determine the consistence of fresh concrete.

The syrup is then poured into small saucers to cool, and it shortly assumes the consistence of hardened sugar.

Used when a formal act (usually a recording or a transcription) is required in order to give consistence, content or efficacy to a right.