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An interval that occurs in a scale is ''CS-consistent''{{idiosyncratic}} if it always subtends the same number of scale steps. A scale is thus CS if and only if all its intervals are CS-consistent. This term could be useful because someone might only care about certain primes in a subgroup being CS-consistent. | An interval that occurs in a scale is ''CS-consistent''{{idiosyncratic}} if it always subtends the same number of scale steps. A scale is thus CS if and only if all its intervals are CS-consistent. This term could be useful because someone might only care about certain primes in a subgroup being CS-consistent. | ||