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Definition of self-consistent in English: self-consistentadjective sɛlfkənˈsɪst(ə)nt Not having parts or aspects which are in conflict or contradiction with each other; consistent. 自相一致的；一贯的 the theory is both rigorous and self-consistent 这一理论既严格又前后一致。 Example sentencesExamples - To do so, we employ a standard model of amphiphilic polymers, which we describe in the next section, and solve it within the framework of self-consistent field theory.
- More than that, there is a positive pleasure in an intricate, sweeping and self-consistent act of creation.
- As yet, we do not know if these coincidences are just lucky outcomes of all possibilities, or whether there is one and only one possible combination that is logically self-consistent.
- This study is an attempt to determine whether standard concepts of fluid mechanics can yield a self-consistent model of this process.
- Working at about the same time, Heisenberg formulated matrix mechanics, which was the first complete and self-consistent theory of quantum mechanics.
- Every statement gains its validity by fitting into a self-consistent model, and by becoming a useful tool to myself or others.
- Scenario planning involves the creation of a number (typically two to four) complete scenarios of the future, each of which is self-consistent but significantly different from the others.
- I can't vouch for the quality of the scientific references, but the information certainly seemed self-consistent and reasonable.
- Feed them a complete and self-consistent background mythology to make the big lie sound plausible when it comes.
- People begin to realise that while anarchism may be the most beautiful and self-consistent political idea out there, the process of actually making it happen would be utterly horrific.
- The methods they used have all been developed before by string theorists, but their merit was to put together the different techniques in a self-consistent manner.
- Therefore, the collapse is not self-consistent with the initial scaling hypothesis and consequently is incorrect.
- We have carried out a self-consistent field study of the fusion of membranes consisting of flexible block copolymers in a solvent of homopolymer.
- The myth that we perpetrate is that mathematics is reliable, self-consistent, and immutable, and that ‘good’ mathematicians do not make mistakes.
- The ideas are not always going to be those we personally hold, and indeed are not always going to be internally self-consistent.
- Therefore, a self-consistent method is necessary to determine these parameters.
- Attacked and defended by a thousand politicians and pamphleteers, it has held the field as the only theory which provides an intelligible, self-consistent, workable system.
- The third step is to ascertain that the specifications are self-consistent.
- Molecular dynamics is now capable of calculating pressure profiles using a completely self-consistent model that treats all elements of the bilayer and solvent with equal accuracy.
- The self-consistent approximation is a crude one, since in the case of the genetic switch, the state of a given gene is often determined by the number of protein products of the other gene.
Derivativesnoun In most cases what is understood as ‘fact’ by scientists has withstood the tests of self-consistency, replicability and peer-review, which are key to the validation of scientific knowledge. Example sentencesExamples - By uniquely defining the universe of genes to be analyzed, this definition provides self-consistency and makes the definition of distances independent of any genes to be discovered in the future.
- Its practitioners are in fact inclined to be rather disdainful of any such systemising or self-consistency seeking enterprise.
- Nevertheless, the resubstitution test is absolutely necessary because it reflects the self-consistency of an identification method, especially for its algorithm part.
- Its self-consistency, direct measurements of predicted plate motions, earthquake focal mechanisms, and distribution of earthquakes have all played their part in confirming the theory.
Definition of self-consistent in US English: self-consistentadjectiveˈˌself kənˈsistnt Not having parts or aspects which are in conflict or contradiction with each other; consistent. 自相一致的；一贯的 the theory is both rigorous and self-consistent 这一理论既严格又前后一致。 Example sentencesExamples - This study is an attempt to determine whether standard concepts of fluid mechanics can yield a self-consistent model of this process.
- The third step is to ascertain that the specifications are self-consistent.
- Therefore, the collapse is not self-consistent with the initial scaling hypothesis and consequently is incorrect.
- The ideas are not always going to be those we personally hold, and indeed are not always going to be internally self-consistent.
- Therefore, a self-consistent method is necessary to determine these parameters.
- The myth that we perpetrate is that mathematics is reliable, self-consistent, and immutable, and that ‘good’ mathematicians do not make mistakes.
- Working at about the same time, Heisenberg formulated matrix mechanics, which was the first complete and self-consistent theory of quantum mechanics.
- Attacked and defended by a thousand politicians and pamphleteers, it has held the field as the only theory which provides an intelligible, self-consistent, workable system.
- Feed them a complete and self-consistent background mythology to make the big lie sound plausible when it comes.
- Scenario planning involves the creation of a number (typically two to four) complete scenarios of the future, each of which is self-consistent but significantly different from the others.
- The methods they used have all been developed before by string theorists, but their merit was to put together the different techniques in a self-consistent manner.
- The self-consistent approximation is a crude one, since in the case of the genetic switch, the state of a given gene is often determined by the number of protein products of the other gene.
- To do so, we employ a standard model of amphiphilic polymers, which we describe in the next section, and solve it within the framework of self-consistent field theory.
- As yet, we do not know if these coincidences are just lucky outcomes of all possibilities, or whether there is one and only one possible combination that is logically self-consistent.
- We have carried out a self-consistent field study of the fusion of membranes consisting of flexible block copolymers in a solvent of homopolymer.
- More than that, there is a positive pleasure in an intricate, sweeping and self-consistent act of creation.
- Every statement gains its validity by fitting into a self-consistent model, and by becoming a useful tool to myself or others.
- People begin to realise that while anarchism may be the most beautiful and self-consistent political idea out there, the process of actually making it happen would be utterly horrific.
- Molecular dynamics is now capable of calculating pressure profiles using a completely self-consistent model that treats all elements of the bilayer and solvent with equal accuracy.
- I can't vouch for the quality of the scientific references, but the information certainly seemed self-consistent and reasonable.
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