From a funding point of view, sustainability is likely to depend on a combination of government buy-in, coherence with other strategies, good working relations with donors, perceived and documented good results, and continued external support [ 21].
The debate about the coherence of student knowledge originated more than 20 years ago and continues today (this paragraph derives primarily from Taber, 2008 see this article for detailed discussion; also Hammer, 1996; diSessa, 2006).
Though well received, the book had its detractors and continues to draw criticism for, among other things, its cut-off dates and insistence on the coherence of the Hollywood style.
It is the debate about the "coherence" of student conceptions (see, e.g., Hammer, 1996; diSessa, 2006; Taber, 2008), which began yesterday (more than 20 years ago) and continues today.
Nevertheless, these were superficial developments when seen against the continuing coherence and stability of Indonesian societies.
And, she continued to respond throughout the debate with coherence, clarity and a sense that she actually knew what she was talking about.
Tomas Rosicky brought a sharp increase in coherence and drive when he came on as a substitute, but Wenger continues to be concerned by his fragility after a long injury.
As the effects of coherence and target value diminish during the delay period, the effect of choice continues to grow, reaching its peak immediately before the operant saccade.
Motive tends to provide coherence, and fiction needs things that cohere.
His arsenal of aircraft, missiles and tanks can continue being deployed against an opposition which lacks these arms and which does not have the political coherence and unity of the regime.
