Consistently

I think it just means he's doing what he usually does. He's acting consistently with his own past or usual actions.

Is 'inssistently' an exact synonym?

No, it means something quite different. Here's a definition: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/insistently

Hi Soheil

To be consistent in chess, I would say, is to have a plan and carry it out. It is the opposite of making random moves in the hope that they will bring some benefit

The moves should support each other. A typical plan might be ...

- Put one or two pawns into the centre of the board
- Support them with the knights
- Take a diagonal with a bishop
- Ca

soheil1Hi.What does it mean that 'White is consistently bringing out his army'?(from Play Winning Chess, p.152)Does 'consistently' mean 'according to the schedule'? Who sets the schedule?Doees it leave a space for going out of the schedule?Thanks in advance

He means that every single move by white develops a new piece. His moves are consistent with each other

enoonHe means that every single move by white develops a new piece. His moves are consistent with each other in that way.

Perhaps methodically would convey the sense.

Blue Jay enoonHe means that every single move by white develops a new piece. His moves are consistent with each other in that way.Perhaps methodically would convey the sense.

In chess there is always the temptation to do something other than develop your pieces early in the game. "Methodically" doesn't convey the sticktoitiveness White displays in this opening

Means 'according to the always executed method'?

soheil1Means 'according to the always executed method'?

I don't know what you are trying to say. Please use complete sentences.

White is bringing out his army according to the always-executed method'