Sentence examples for coherence of a from inspiring English sources

The nearest analogy to the quantum coherence of a living system is a laser that becomes coherent simultaneously in more than one frequency, and all the frequencies are coupled together.

But Edwards's speech has an overarching vision and the coherence of a fine short story.

It is a sunlit noir, with all the restraint and coherence of a Marx brothers movie.

Suddenly, we discovered the coherence of a filmmaker who himself thought he was disparate.

Modern Western critics have tried to identify rules that govern the internal coherence of a typical ghazal by Ḥāfeẓ.

Not that one would guess: clocking in at less than 40 minutes and ideally heard in a single sitting, "New Orbit" has the formal coherence of a suite.

But if the film has the look of a documentary, it has the psychological density and narrative coherence of a novel.

Cumulatively, Twitter established a powerful account of the filibuster; it lacked the coherence of a good newspaper analysis, but it was more visceral.

They borrowed a word from the art world: festivals are now being curated, promising the coherence of a gallery show or museum exhibition.

Here, the idea is to keep well back from the protesters, then to destroy the coherence of a crowd by breaking it up (in the French case with tear gas).

One woman's account, delivered in a storefront meeting, of her daughter's harrowing trip through the desert after crossing the border from Mexico has the desperate dramatic coherence of a feature film in itself.