Sentence examples for coherence rules from inspiring English sources

It summarizes the coherence rules for these notations and sketches a variety of uses of PSA, ranging from a flyweight to heavyweight use of the notations.

Even if we had data at this scale, the resulting spatial heterogeneity would have been much greater still than at the block-group scale, and aggregation would have been more difficult given MOS and local coherence rules.

A final remark on this conceptual aspect is that the above consistency challenges assume that indeed actors are out to secure coherence between rules-in-use and rules-in-form if only to avoid legal consequences of invalidity orules-in-form iff theirules-in-form ifich may well jeonlydize toeir desired outcomes.

It says the public consultation is aimed at gathering views on "the effectiveness, relevance and coherence of current rules as well as the options for revising the text".

In a prospective study, patients with refractory CDH underwent ophthalmologic evaluation and Optical Coherence Tomography to rule out the presence of papilledema; cerebral MR venography (MRV) to detect TSS; and a lumbar puncture to measure OP.

Each participant underwent ophthalmologic evaluation and Optical Coherence Tomography to rule out the presence of papilledema; cerebral MR venography (MRV) to detect TSS; and a lumbar puncture in the lateral decubitus position to measure OP.

Finally, an automatic revision of annotations was done to cross check the mention boundaries, trimming whitespace characters, and ensuring their technical coherence with the annotation rules.

The phase difference is determined in the 0.06 0.12 frequency range according to preset rules, provided coherence is >0.5.

Lastly, few errors were caused by VCM itself: a lack of definition in primitives induced one error, and a lack of coherence in VCM's rules of formalism led to two errors.

In a speech after his arrest, he accused the FLN of betraying "the common people" and exchanging its ideals for Stalinism, but without the coherence of Stalin's rule.

An important distinction must be made in arguments that support the Bayesian way of accommodating evidence: the distinction between Bayes' theorem, as a mathematical given, and Bayes' rule, as a principle of coherence over time.