The phrase 'coherency to' is not correct as is in written English.
It could be changed to the phrase 'coherence to' which would be correct and usable in written English. For example: "The writer demonstrated a strong coherence to their argument."
He began, in the minutes after a firefight, to give a coherency to the violence that took place around him.
In a recent interview, Andrew Nathan, a Columbia University expert in Chinese politics and foreign policy, said: "I don't see Trump having enough coherency to his policy to conceptualise a grand bargain.
The model takes into account the structure of the visual system and attempts to build on known neurophysiological structures that might be available for solving the aperture problem, comparing performances in tasks involving direction and speed acuity, transparency, and motion coherency to human performance.
She is surrounded by the members of a hard-working, overemoting ensemble, who come and go as multiple characters through a spare, movable set designed by Joseph Lark-Riley. Structurally, the production also falters, never finding an inner logic or coherency to guide itself.
This was embodied in a sort of narrative about how the country got into the condition it was in when Reagan was elected that provided a coherency to his actions that helped sustain him when the going got rough.
In these works, the prior of latent object is provided with either the user scribbles or the object coherency to generate exact segments, while these segments usually have no semantic information of objects.
In which, the cyclostationarity and subarray scheme are combined to decorrelate the signal coherency and to suppress the noise and interfering signals, while the noise subspace is estimated from the resulting cyclic correlation matrix by a linear operation.
It is important to recognize that the back-projection applications intrinsically apply a coherency filter to the short-period data, so they are tuned to detect localized coherent sources and the overall spectral amplitude levels are not determined.
Assuming that the epicentral location of the earthquake used to obtain the station-specific corrections Δt k is correct, we can use the coherency function to estimate the epicentral location and time of the mainshock.
The region of low coherency seemed to coincide with region of high density plasma.
We find that coherency leads to an infinite-range density density interaction, which drives classical critical behavior.
