Sentence examples for be coherent on from inspiring English sources

A particularly hot topic on a blog can generate more than 500 comments — 500, that is, that meet guidelines requiring that a comment be coherent, on point, not obscene or abusive, and not a personal attack.

As is readily appreciated, Lewis's definition is less restrictive than Ewing's: more sets will turn out to be coherent on the former than on the latter.

It will not matter whether she is coherent on most questions so long as she seems to be so on one.

"But we haven't been coherent on how we want to use it".

Because Trump has said so little that was coherent on foreign affairs, so much that was alarming, and because he has kept silent on so many of the complexities of what a US president may be confronted with, many are now reduced to mere speculation about the future policies of the man.

We detect an anomaly only if both scan are coherent on the anomaly detection output.

It is coherent to find that, on simulated data, the Hawkes assumption is accepted for (S-Haw), but also for (S-HomPoi), which is a particular case of Hawkes process with null interaction functions.

This is coherent with one report on thorn-shaped astrocytes in AD white matter from the temporal lobe, which did not reveal any abnormal inclusions of Aβ (López-González et al., 2013).

Has Perry said anything extemporaneously that is coherent enough to put on a plaque in a locker room?

She was "coherent" and "back on form" according to one observer, while Mitch Winehouse, during his eulogy, called it a great night.

In any event, this variation proved consistent both within and between individuals (compare Figure 2 and Additional file 1), and statistical comparisons were coherent whether performed on a per-individual or per-sensillum basis.