Sentence examples for apparent coherence from inspiring English sources

These were brilliant in color, clear and crisp in their pictorial idiom and marked by a high degree of apparent coherence.

This suggests Earth-directed CMEs are less like billiard balls and more like dust clouds, with apparent coherence only due to similar initial conditions and quasi homogeneity of the medium through which they travel.

According to Ferguson, Sterbak's "Seduction Couch" demonstrates "the contradictory nature of desire--its conflict of irreconcilable tensions within the ever renewable cycle of seduction and consumption--which promises to unify what it threatens simultaneously to undo: the apparent coherence of all its subjects".

We have found the average phase information to be less informative (highly stochastic, with no apparent coherence), although it can be examined independently, if required.

In other words, the benefit of having a separate curriculum for each educational stage may well be offset by the apparent lack of coherence across the requirements of the different stages.

Heuristic relevance is apparent from the coherence of the results with previous empirical and theoretical literature.

Consistent with the apparent increased functional coherence of the intersection network, the correspondence between network clusters, GO term overrepresentation and expression patterns is significantly more pronounced for the conserved intersection network than for the human and mouse species-specific networks.

Regarding the regression outcomes shown in Table 2, it is apparent that math-science coherence varied considerably across countries, ranging from.39 to.88 with an average of M r) = .70 (SD = .13).13

None of the five tasks purported to require parietal functioning (motion coherence detection, apparent motion 2-dot/4-dot detection, spatial misalignment task, length discrimination task, and attentive tracking task) showed predicted significant differences between dyslexic and age-controlled children.

Critics may deprecate the protestors' apparent lack of unity and coherence, but to my mind the individuation of the sentiments gives the protests a certain dignity.

The questions the 15th asks are some of the most profound Shostakovich ever posed: about the limits of musical expression, about what musical individuality and personality might be, and about the apparent impossibility of creating symphonic coherence in the late 20th century.