This is reasonable although real promoters are actually larger, more coherent and their energy consumption is certainly more important [ 50].
His novels are noted for their ambience, and many of them are actually sequences of tableaux rather than coherent, linear narratives.
In "Monsoon," Robert D. Kaplan argues that we need fresh ways of seeing the world, and especially these parts of it that, despite being split in two by the old projections, are actually integral elements in a single coherent whole.
If President Obama secured the backing of US politicians, Mr Johnson said "in those circumstances I think it would be appropriate for us to look at what new evidence there is, look at what the Americans are actually proposing, see whether it's coherent, see whether it's limited, see whether it's commensurate with what has happened, see whether it will deliver a plausible outcome".
The idea of the deity most Westerners accept is actually not coherent.
(This scenario is actually only coherent if the relative income hypothesis is the correct account of the causal mechanism. For the explanation, see Sreenivasan 2009b).
Even though I remember him talking and mumbling to himself, my friend assures me that Durst was actually "very coherent, with a great memory".
To examine the extent to which cells categorized as coherent to a specific rhythm are actually engaged in many, we first identified the number of interneurons and principal cells coherent to theta4-12 Hz, beta15-35 Hz, low gamma35-55 Hz, or high gamma65-90 Hz that were either coherent to only one rhythm or multiple rhythms.
Is that because we don't have the right analysis and visualization tools, or is it that the representations are not actually coherent?
The Tory MP Ken Clarke said of Abbott: "She's actually been making an extremely coherent root-and-branch criticism of the bill, and she has an excellent record on these things; but the problem is, we're meant to be debating whether this House of Commons will approve the second reading of the bill.
