Sentence examples for coherency from from inspiring English sources

Although the pictorial stained-glass window is normally regarded as the invention of and indigenous to western Europe, where its development can be followed with reasonable coherency from the beginning of the 12th century onward, there is still much that is obscure about its earlier evolution.

The coherencies from these events are compared and the differences are interpreted in terms of a coherency model proposed by Somerville et al. (1988).

Figure 9 is the coherence images for the Fig. 8. Numerically, the average coherency increased from 0.21 to 0.44.

Solid fraction at coherency point increased from 22%to31%1% and decreased from 18% to 12% for Zn2Mg after increasing the Bi concentration; however, the solid fraction of Zn6Al3Mg remained constant.

Black lines fault traces from coherency map.

White lines fault traces from coherency.

We attribute this enhanced toughness to the favorable generation of dislocations in the Fe layers and their activation by coherency strain emanating from Fe/VC interfaces.

These correlations are suggested to originate from coherency in the underlying neuronal activation patterns of these regions and believed to reflect functional connectivity.

The coherency attribute is calculated from 3-D seismic data.

It is mainly from the coherency strain strengthening, not the Orowan strengthening.

Red traces in AI and white traces in Q maps fault traces from corresponding coherency map.