A rheological property of matter related to the cohesion of the individual particles of a given material, its ability to deform and its resistance to flow. The consistency of cement slurries is determ [..]

Uniformity and size of bubbles. 

Consistency refers to logical and numerical coherence.

A desirable property of estimators; a consistent estimator is one for which the probability of estimates close to the value of the population parameter increases as sample size increases.

1[uncountable] (approving) the quality of always behaving in the same way or of having the same opinions, standard, etc.; the quality of being consistent She has played with great consistency all seas [..]

1590s, "firmness of matter," from Medieval Latin consistentia or directly from Latin consistentem, from consistere (see consist). Meaning "state of being in agreement or harmony" ( [..]

The degree of uniformity, standardization, and freedom from contradiction among the documents or parts of a system or component. [D05169]

The degree of similarity between the conclusions of different studies on the same topic. See also Homogeneity.

the principle that things that are related should be presented in a similar way and things that are not related should be made distinctive. Consistency applies across quite varied contexts:

the property of holding together and retaining its shape; "wool has more body than rayon"; "when the dough has enough consistency it is ready to bake&quo [..]

(IEEE) The degree of uniformity, standardization, and freedom from contradiction among the documents or parts of a system or component. See: traceability.

The degree to which a semisolid material such as grease resists deformation. (See ASTM designation D 217.) Sometimes used qualitatively to denote viscosity of liquids.

n. A state of permanence.

Feature of any formal system from whose axioms no direct contradiction follows. The customary proof of consistency is to show that there is at least one interpretation of the system upon which all of [..]

A quality of accounting information that facilitates comparing a company's reporting of one accounting period to another. For example, the reader of a company's financial statements can assu [..]

Definition To maintain accuracy of financial statements for future accounting periods.

The quality of being in agreement or conformity with previous or existing practice. Catalog code is adopted to ensure that bibliographic description and classification remain consistent over time and [..]

Continued uniformity, during a period or from one period to another.

Property of a material which is evidenced by its resistance to flow. The general body characteristics of an ink, for example, viscosity; uniformity mostly used to describe the rheological property of [..]

The degree of plasticity of fresh concrete or mortar. The normal measure of consistency is slump for concrete and flow for mortar. See slump

ACCOUNTING postulate which stipulates that, except as otherwise noted in the FINANCIAL STATEMENT, the same accounting policies and procedures have been followed from period to period by an organizatio [..]

A measure of whether, given sufficient data, a method will generate a correct answer.

Bone dry concentration of fibre in grammes per 100 ml of suspension. Ratio for solid to liquid expressed as a percentage.

Degree of softness or firmness of a compound as supplied in the container and varying according to method of application, such as gun, knife, tool, etc.

The process in surveys whereby a question should be answered similarly to previous questions.

The degree of fluidity of asphalt cement at any particular temperature. The consistency of asphalt cement varies with its temperature; therefore, it is necessary to use a common or standard temperature when comparing the consistency of one asphalt cement with another.

Continued uniformity, during a period of or from one period to another, in methods of accounting, mainly in valuation bases and methods of accrual, as reflected in the financial statements of a busine [..]

Sensoric physical property of a food (texture) e.g. firm/soft, rough/smooth, elastic/visco-elastic, spreadable.

Consistency is one of several basic considerations that determine whether an expense is appropriate to charge to a specific federal award.  In order to determine if a charge is consistent, the charge incurred for the same purpose or in similar circumstances must be treated in the same manner.

General texture term usually relating to the thickness and flow of a semi-solid, correlated to cohesiveness or viscosity.

(n) the property of holding together and retaining its shape(n) a harmonious uniformity or agreement among things or parts(n) logical coherence and accordance with the facts(n) (logic) an attribute of [..]

To think, act, or speak in agreement with what has already been thought, done, or expressed; to have intellectual or moral integrity. Human life and thought is filled with inconsistency, hypocrisy, an [..]

The percentage of cellulose fibers in a pulp slurry.

  Ensuring that cyclists are afforded a consistent Quality of Service along a route.

the quality or fact of being unchanging (over time) in terms of standards or nature. It is an important concept in behaviour management, assessment, or logic, for example.

The degree to which a semi-solid material such as grease resists deformation.

Relative stiffness, body, or resistance to agitation or deformation of a coating composition in bulk; the property may be a composite of plasticity, viscosity, yield value, and thixotropy.

Consistency, in the context of databases, states that data cannot be written that would violate the database’s own rules for valid data. If a certain transaction occurs that attempts to introduce in [..]

In general, a logical theory is consistent, if it contains no contradictions.

The property of a transaction that guarantees that the state of the database both before and after execution of the transaction remains consistent (i.e., free of any data integrity errors) whether or [..]

Resilience against things going wrong. A deck is consistent if its failure rate is low and it can operate on a reasonable level in a relatively high portion of games.

Accounting postulate which stipulates that, except as otherwise noted in the financial statement, the same accounting policies and procedures have been followed from period to period by an organizatio [..]

Consistency is achieved when the same term or phrase is used throughout a translation to refer to an object or an entity referred to with one term or phrase in the source text. In many cases, consiste [..]

the degree to that a semisolid material such as grease resists deformation. Sometimes used qualitatively to denote viscosity of liquids.

The degree of uniformity, standardization, and freedom from contradiction among the documents or parts of a system or component. [IEEE Std 610.12-1990]

Local coherence. Correspondence or compatibility. Reliability or uniformity; the quality of being consistent. * Addison *: That consistency of behaviour whereby he inflexibly pursues those mea [..]