The phrase "as a coherence" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as "coherence" is typically a noun that does not fit well with "as a" in standard expressions.
Example: "The argument lacks coherence, making it difficult to follow."
Alternatives: "as a whole" or "in a cohesive manner."
Raz 1994a disputes the idea that Dworkin's account of law should be understood as a coherence account).
The method of reflective equilibrium has been advocated as a coherence account of justification (as contrasted with an account of truth) in several areas of inquiry,including inductive and deductive logic as well as ethics and political philosophy.
On Dworkin's account of adjudication at least when that account is understood as a coherence account (see subsection 3.1 above)—we find a different kind of answer to the question of why coherence has a special role to play in legal reasoning.
The first length scale has been designated as a correlation length, R = 2π/Q1(Å−1), and is determined from the Q-space position of the spectral peak as suggested in [1], and the second has been designated as a coherence length, L = 2π/ΔQ1(Å−1), and is determined from the FWHM [7].
The first length scale has been designated as a correlation length, R = 2π/Q1(Å−1), and the second length scale has been designated as a coherence length, L = 2π/ΔQ1(Å−1) where Q1(Å−1) and ΔQ1(Å−1) are, respectively, the position and FWHM of S Q). 2.
As a coherence detection technique, OCT can detect the Doppler frequency shift of the backscattered light that provides information on blood flow [ 21��� 23].
In order to implement useful quantum computations, it will be necessary to have register qubits with as long a coherence time as possible.
The study is based on the representation of the average intensity of partially coherent modulated light after first order dispersion as a coherence-dependent low pass filter acting on the intensity distribution obtained with a monochromatic carrier.
Kress 1984, although writing before Dworkin had fully developed his account of law as integrity, also views Dworkin as offering a coherence account of adjudication.
Many writers regard Dworkin's account of integrity in adjudication as an example of a coherence account.
We assume that a low level of semantic similarity between the title and Background sentences cannot be viewed as an indication of a coherence problem.
