Sentence examples for breakdown of coherence from inspiring English sources
The cited publications cover everything from ray tracing and how this can be extended with the description by Takagi (1962 ▸, 1969 ▸), including the breakdown of coherence (Kato, 1976 ▸), to the point where Takagi's theory becomes invalid at high strain levels and diffuse scattering becomes prominent (Krivoglaz, 1996 ▸).
French Catholics, German pietists, and a number of individual English and American authors confided to the essay their dismay at what they saw as modern vulgarity and a breakdown of the coherence of the Western tradition.
I drank past the point of coherence.
Its story is free of coherence.
My immediate impression is of coherence.
The appearance of coherence is the genius of Nigel Farage.
She lacked a defining metaphor, a sense of coherence.
The downside is, inevitably, a certain loss of coherence.
It creates a sense of coherence and order.
But it's necessary to achieve the level of coherence required to do great things together.
