Its calculated value is in remarkable coherence with experiment (both 3.4Hz).
Even though the implementation of the Mobility Partnerships has at times been a complex task, with local implementers unsure about the purpose of the projects and their coherence with the local reality, in both cases, the European Commission perceives them as achievements, even if no proper evaluation mechanisms have been set to monitor their consequences.
Although this response was necessary to unfold the participants' emotional coherence with the actual outcomes in both IP and OP tasks, this type of judgment, by its nature, is likely to prompt an emotional response in the beholder.
His team is very coherent, in terms of coherence with his world view and his background.
In stimulated emission the emitted light wave will be coherent (i.e., in phase; see coherence) with the incoming wave.
Also, the MeA signals show only moderate coherence with the Pir LFP, relative to the LS or contralateral MeA, both of which are remote from the MeA.
One previous study showed that the variability in PTT had high coherence with that in blood pressure, indicating that some regulating factors affect both signals, simultaneously.
In our study, both left and right auditory cortices show above-chance coherence with the amplitude envelope of vocoded speech, but it is only in the left hemisphere that coherence is enhanced for intelligible speech conditions.
The division of the work into eight approaches, or propositions, balances coherence with diversity.
