Sentence examples for close coherence from inspiring English sources

There is very close coherence between conductivity data, the radiated thermal power and the thermal images.

These findings suggest that the vulnerability of the hamstring muscles to football-related injury is related to the complexity and close coherence in the synergistic muscle recruitment of the biceps femoris and the semitendinosus.

He urges the European Union to find "a more uniform policy" and promises that Germany would try "to create a closer coherence in the trans-Atlantic alliance," with friendly criticism about American policies delivered privately, "in a spirit of close solidarity with the Americans".

The show closed on a freestyle rap – in which the crowd's shouted nominations from the word "Camden" obliged Kinch to shoehorn "alligator" and "delicious" into a headlong narrative that came impressively close to coherence.

We are closer to coherence but the bigger battles lay ahead.

In the first step of analyses, we pooled response latencies for coherence (coherent vs incoherent vs close) and position (high vs low).

Two pixels corresponded to a length of ~8.6 μm, which is very close to the coherence length of the OCT system.

It's done by imagery and by assonance (the fortuitous river-names with their clustered consonants are helpful), by polysyllabic words ("vegetable", that inspired adjective) and reference to specific quantities, but above all by the close-knit logical coherence within each section and across the whole poem.

The information-based grid (Figure 3) leads to higher coherence for close ranges because of the smaller cells (Figure 4b).

This is seen as DSM decreases of 10 m or more (Fig. 2c) and coherence values close to one (Fig. 2b).

In CAD, the structured tissues which carry rich of information undergo AD and the speckle pattern undergo isotropic diffusion; this flow can be controlled by setting the local coherence value close to zero.