Sentence examples for coherent content from inspiring English sources

It is also shown that increasing the correlation time for the random phase fluctuations affects the coherent content of a pulse in a non-trivial way.

"There needs to be some core content – I'm not an expert in social care training – but I think there needs to be a coherent content across both that makes for great social workers," she explains.

Until it can rival the Apps Store it cannot claim to have won its battle with Apple, so expect a more coherent content play from Samsung going forward.

In typical Wittgensteinian fashion, the answers are not pursued positively; rather, the very formulation of the questions as legitimate questions with coherent content is put to the test.

The Science Content Storyline Lens addresses this gap by supporting teachers in using nine planning and teaching strategies that help students build coherent content storylines (see definitions in Appendix 2).

Instead of thinking about putting stores together to please their users like Google does, Amazon is trying to build a coherent content platform with many ways to consume content — subscriptions, rentals, Kindle Singles, Kindle Serials, etc. — and believes in that goal.

This project creates a metadata-enabled content delivery framework by bundling semantically coherent contents and services on the level of metadata.

If we are to break that correlation and ensure that all children can read and comprehend well, schools need to have coherent, content-rich curricula that systematically teach history, science, literature, and the arts.

Twenty-first century female-led independent publishing has taken these personal musings, discussions and debates championed in early feminist publications, and mined them into coherent, curated content.

Twenty-first-century female-led independent publishing has taken these personal musings, discussions, and debates championed in early feminist publications, and mined them into coherent, curated content.

That principle of building coherent, cumulative content characterizes the most effective school systems in the world, and for good reason: The systematic development of student knowledge in history, literature, science, and the arts is essential to high verbal ability -- which in turn is the key to social mobility and college readiness.