Sentence examples for coherent application from inspiring English sources

What is missing is their coherent application.

While a well-written and coherent application is a must, students should be careful not to use overly complicated language.

A strict and coherent application of these requirements, however, would invalidate overly-broad patent claims (including some of Sequenom's arguably too broad and badly drafted claims), while also permitting, well-defined, narrower claims on diagnostic technology.

It will be shown how the coherent application of the procedure allows us to develop high-order accurate Finite Volume upwind schemes, which maintain a good spectral resolution in the entire range of resolved scale.

The implications of the debate are important, not only because of the necessity for a coherent application of state aid regulation in the common market, but also because of the need for a legal and policy framework regarding the financing of services of general interest and public service obligations by member states.

"The real true promise is an app that has multiple distributed pieces but acts as one coherent application," Sheehan said.

At times, it was tempting to concentrate solely on preparing for it, and I had to make a conscious effort not only to keep looking for work, but also to make time to write coherent applications.

The use of imaging bundle for coherent imaging application has been limited since coherent imaging relies on single mode illumination, which requires expensive scanning optics, to reject higher mode interference.

This draft is an example of a very consistent and coherent internal application of the principle of the primacy of human dignity (CAHBI, Draft recommendation on artificial human procreation from 10th January , 1989.

The use of Geographic Information Systems as a cross-scalar spatial analysis tool with which to guide coherent management applications is highlighted.

Yet if the fundamental law was clear and coherent, its applications to the contingencies of social life were not, and this gap in Spencer's scheme between principle and practice proved a fertile source of misunderstanding.