Consistency.

The inconsistency.

This phenomenon is the union of what lacks logic, reflection or rationality:

Inconsistent land layers.

Inconsistent language.

Figures, inconsistent images.

Cognitive Distortions, Imbalances and Identity Conflicts.

Cognitive dissonance.

The consistency of a theory does not guarantee that it describes its object correctly.

In the passage from oral to written, the specificity of the messenger disappears behind that of the message.

Perhaps one loses in spontaneity, but one gains in coherence, that precisely of a literary form.

Such a synthesis of the theory implies a high degree of unity of the explanations provided, of the philosophical, conceptual and methodological coherence.

Read Alain Spalanzani & Dumitru Zait, Research in Management and Economics, L'Harmattan, 2009, p.58

(In particular) Consistency, absence of contradiction between data, ideas or information.

(Physics) Set of correlation properties of a wave system.

(Computer science) Ability for a system to reflect on the copy of a data, changes made on other copies of this data consistency.

Complete union between various elements of a body.

Agreement or harmony, intuitive or logical, of a system of ideas between them.