Sentence examples for breadth and coherence from inspiring English sources

In what may be the first examples of wide usage of reappearing characters, Honoré de Balzac linked many of his novels in this way; minor characters in one book would star in another, giving readers a sense of the breadth and coherence of his imaginary world.

They praised it for its breadth and coherence.

Proposals for an independent major must be equivalent in coherence, breadth, and depth to a departmental major, well suited to the student's academic preparation, and consistent with a liberal education.

The Philip Hofer Prize is awarded each year to students at Harvard whose collections of books or works of art best exemplify the traditions of breadth, coherence, and imagination represented by Philip Hofer, AB '21, LHD '67, founder and first Curator of the Department of Printing and Graphic Arts in the Houghton Library and Secretary of the Fogg Art Museum.

In general, curriculum should be designed to achieve challenge, enjoyment, breadth and depth, personalization and choice, coherence and relevance.

While the department leaves a great deal to the discretion of its individual majors and their academic advisors, it expects them to choose courses with an eye to breadth and variety on the one hand and focus and coherence on the other.

Spectral bandwidth and coherence length.

"It helps us improve our rhythm and coherence," he said.

His foreign policy pronouncements lacked both consistency and coherence.

Berger, C. et al. Electronic Confinement and Coherence in Patterned Epitaxial Graphene.

The key to organizational design, then, is consistency and coherence.