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It has been focused on the effects of the decay parameter in a simple root-coherence description and on the size of finite elements in the computational model.

Finally, on the right-hand side of the certificate, a column allows stating the approximate time interval between the onset of each condition and death, in order to verify the coherence of the description of the process.

Benjy's interiority is disorienting and exhilarating to experience in standard black ink precisely because this neutral printing perfectly conveys the "unbroken-surfaced confusion of an idiot which is outwardly a dynamic and logical coherence" — Faulkner's own description of his ambitions for Benjy's section.

Knoch (2007: 109) suggests that one reason for "vague descriptions of coherence might lie in the rather vague nature of coherence".

This paper formalizes an evolution management model that generates evolution plans according to a given architecture change request, thus preserving consistency of architecture descriptions and coherence between them.

Following this description, Sense of Coherence is further conceptualized by three different dimensions: a) comprehensibility, the cognitive component, b) manageability, the instrumental component and c) meaningfulness, the emotional component [ 2, 4, 5].

It demands only such things as clarity, coherence, large type and broad descriptions of proposed changes.

Practical inferences, however, cannot provide a full underpinning of the coherence of structural and functional descriptions of technical artefacts.

The kind of inference patterns that establish coherence between structural and functional descriptions are explored in this paper, using the analysis of coherence creating relations of Thagard et al. Explanatory, analogical and practical inference patterns are discussed and it is argued that of these three, practical inferences may be the most important.

Hence, we use the concept of math-science coherence to provide a more detailed description of the discrepancies between problem solving and domain-specific competences.

The paper ends with the suggestion that any account of the coherence of the structural and functional descriptions of technical artefacts must involve reference to their intentional features.