consistent behaviour

Allows consistent behaviour to be pre-programmed or altered by the user.

Our consistent behaviour will create confidence among our voters and neighbours alike.

Gender schema acts as a guide or standard for consistent behaviour in a given scenario.

That's at least one benefit to having fewer options on the Mac side: more predictable, consistent behaviour for 3D apps.

Ikey, like most villains, was a superstitious man who believed that luck is maintained through peculiar rituals and consistent behaviour.

Behavioral analysis showed that the S. canicula uses a consistent behaviour pattern termed 'scale rasping', as a feeding mechanism.

Schedulers can virtualise each service within this domain, and a highly automated provisioning process can manage the required number of resources constituting a service, thus ensuring standard quality and consistent behaviour of the infrastructure services.

On one point I believe that the Commission could require clearer and more consistent behaviour from Minsk: I refer to the situation of the tens of thousands of children who stay with European families for a few months.

Consistent behaviour in this sense is regarded as most likely to be effective for survival and achievement in the long run, in contrast to chaotic or arbitrary behaviour ("arbitrary" in the sense that one's own interests and needs, or the interests and needs of others are not properly taken into account).