Pursuing the inquiries of 18th-century French architectural theorists, he envisaged a rational architecture for the 19th century based on the coherent system of construction and composition that he had observed in Gothic architecture but that would in no way imitate its forms and details.
Deft script construction, yes; coherent realization of life on a fictitious planet, certainly; but as for beauty, the CGI jungle-scapes of the planet Pandora's wilds, though elaborate, are hardly variegated.
writing (construction of coherent analytic narrative) .
This ordering accounts for rule interactions, respects specificity considerations and facilitates the construction of coherent states of beliefs.
Complicating matters is empirical research suggesting that our preferences are subject to such powerful contextual influences that it is better to talk about the construction of coherent preferences than about their derivation from underlying desires (see, e.g., the papers in Lichtenstein and Slovic 2006).
Results for two groups of five participants showed that interactive exploration of virtual acoustic room simulations can provide sufficient information for the construction of coherent spatial mental maps, although some variations were found between the two environments tested in the experiments.
The perirhinal cortex receives and integrates uni- and polymodel input (Suzuki and Amaral, 1994 a ; Murray et al., 1998), leading authors to claim that it facilitates the construction of coherent multimodal object representations corresponding to our 'semantic' object memories (Eacott et al., 1994; Murray and Richmond, 2001).
To better understand the patterns of the logical and textual metafunctions in the construction of a coherent text, the interweaving of clause and cohesive chains at lexicogrammatical level in the above analysis can be summarised, to give a general view.
So splintered is political support that the construction of a coherent and durable coalition will be an uphill task for the leader of the Liberals, Mark Rutte.
Her guilelessly understated memoir is as good an argument for the examined life -- for the sustained construction of a coherent self that is the therapeutic ideal -- as it is a dissection of the many ways in which therapy can go wrong.
