Sentence examples for coherent display from inspiring English sources
The problem then is how to present a coherent display of disparate work by a lot of artists.
Of all the Milan collections, though, Fendi offered the most coherent display of fashion and accessories, and perhaps, in the end, the most desirable.
In contrast to the changes made by opposite number Arsene Wenger, Koeman made five alterations to his starting XI and was rewarded with a coherent display consistent with the quick counter-attacking style they have showcased this campaign.
For example, overt and behaviorally coherent displays of fear, such as hiding from the returning parent under a chair, are coded as disorganized/disoriented because they indicate a dysregulation of the attachment system that would otherwise be expected to gear a scared child to achieve proximity to the caregiver.
For example, for the 5% coherent motion display, 5% of the dots in a successive frame will move in the same direction and speed (signal dots) while the remaining 95% will be replaced randomly (noise dots).
The loss of Bale, such a match-winner last season, should not be underestimated as a contributory factor, but the inability to manage the transition since the forward's sale and coax more coherent attacking displays from a lavishly revamped side – they have scored 15 goals in 16 league games – has prompted Levy and Lewis to act.
Here we show that seven patients with selective bilateral hippocampal damage and amnesia, who cannot imagine spatially coherent scenes, displayed attenuated levels of boundary extension on three separate measures.
Users can also create a multiplot which guarantees that all plots within the multiplot display coherent information, e.g., from the same LCLS events.
3He/4He and 40Ar*/4He ratios (where 40Ar* represents the non-atmospheric 40Ar) display coherent relationships with CO2 concentrations that can be used to trace and quantify the injected CO2 in an engineered site over a sustained period of injection.
The film presents a legal system where the PreCrime office gathers the images from the minds of the precogs then organizes them into a coherent order for display in front of a set of judges.
It is anticipated that the leukocyte-specific transcripts should display "coherent" overexpression compared to the normal muscle biopsies and form one or more large clusters.
