Sentence examples for coherence at least from inspiring English sources

Despite the ILO's strong and steady leadership and commitment to advance this Agenda globally, we conclude that the DWA has not been wholly incorporated by the WHO and the World Bank although there is evidence of policy coherence at least within the UN context.

Coherence was considered relevant where there was significant coherence spanning at least two contiguous bins in a 4 or 2 Hz band corresponding to the local field potential spectral peak in the alpha and beta bands, respectively.

In part, "Time Out of Mind" succeeded because of its over-all coherence; here, at least two of the stronger songs seem like odd men out.

The current party system, with its dominant leaders, strong party whipping and internal coherence is at least partly a product of technological change.

In effective dimension (average number of uncorrupted pixels per signal) 64·0.3≈19, a perfectly incoherent dictionary with 128 atoms already has coherence of at least 0.19>1/8, due to the Welch bound (mu geq sqrt {frac {K-d}{d K-1)}}).

But neither of these features of transcendental arguments need be felt to be disabling: for the skepticism of the radical skeptics is perhaps of dubious coherence, or at least of little interest because they seem so unwilling to engage with us, while the second limitation may mean merely that different transcendental arguments are required for different skeptical audiences.

In contrast, internal noise does not limit motion coherence thresholds, at least from 5 years of age.

In only one of the six electrodes demonstrating a beta peak, was there significant coherence spanning at least two consecutive 1 Hz bins between the local field potential at beta peak frequency and FzCz.

In 7/11 electrodes, significant local field potential EEG coherence spanning at least two consecutive 1 Hz bins was observed within the alpha peak range during rest and/or walking (Fig 2D).

Furthermore, using computational modelling, they demonstrate that temporal coherence can at least qualitatively account for the results of behavioural experiments which models based purely on the activation of separate populations struggle to explain.

Cells were considered to have significant beta-band coherence if at least two frequency bins were above the significance limit between 15.6 Hz and 25.4 Hz for monkey M, and between 13.7 Hz and 23.4 Hz for monkey L. This criterion was chosen from the binomial probability distribution to yield an overall significance level of P < 0.05.