Sentence examples for coherence from from inspiring English sources

You can only dismiss Alt Lit as a pastiche of itself if you take it as one coherent movement – but how can you expect coherence from a movement with self-publishing at its core?

We are accustomed to deriving a body of work's coherence from the author, not the author's coherence from the work.

Remarkably, Ms. Monte has achieved coherence from what could easily have been a muddle.

Now he must piece together some coherence from the fragments of what Sarah Wollaston, MP and GP, called "a grenade" tossed into the NHS.

That will create a kind of coherence from the cacophonous history of wars that will make Europeans feel more European, opening the way to a political union.

Cole learned important lessons in narrative and structural coherence from this apprenticeship, and brought his singular sense of humor and fantasy to the project.

Interestingly, probabilistic entailment in System P coincides with probabilistic entailment under g-coherence from imprecise probability assessments.

(T1 choices were relatively rare at negative coherences, and we therefore omitted negative coherences from the average to avoid measurement noise resulting from small numbers of trials).

To this purpose, we present a method specifically aiming at differentiating connections likely to be built by diffusion coherence contrast from those potentially resulting from non-diffusion effects, such as noise, resolution or brain geometry.

For coherence values from the phase-encoding analysis and parameter estimate maps from the ER GLM analysis, the values displayed correspond to the maximum intensity projection of the relevant surface points across the 11 cortical depths.

Using the complex-valued OCT signal acquired from our CP-FD-OCT, we calculated the displacements at the three coherence peaks from the phase of OCT signal with Eq. (6) using N i = 0.