We then attempted to categorize the quality indicators into coherent categories that capture their essence.
In them, as the scholar S. E. Gontarski observed, Beckett abandoned the "ideology of a concrete presence, a single coherent being" that is traditionally the essence of the monologue form.
In response, (Chalmers 2002a, §10 11; 2006a, §5) argues that (i) unknowable essences are controversial and may be incoherent, (ii) the 2D framework can still capture what is possible for all we can know, and (iii) there will still be at least one metaphysical possibility for every apriori coherent scenario, so apriori coherence is still a failsafe guide to metaphysical possibility.
Additionally and perhaps reflecting its core essence, semantic memory allows us to generate coherent concepts which license generalizations based on meaning rather than surface similarities (Rosch 1975; Smith and Medin 1981; Wittgenstein 2001; Lambon Ralph et al. 2010).
But in essence, he says, they are "barely articulated, have virtually no coherent structure and are only partially accepted by those who carry out the associated practices".
He may mean that he believes, as mentioned above, that Judaism has no essence but is only a series of connected yet not always coherent textual traditions and sets of ideas.
Coherent communication can be described as "authentic, non-judgmental, active listening for the essence, in order to understand the patient [ 9].
In essence, brain regions do not act in isolation, rather they display large-scale coherent patterns of activity in both space and time (See, for reviews [1], [2], [3], [4].
But I found that whatever the major issue being addressed, absolutely of the essence was the ability to frame a way forward in terms that were intellectually coherent.
The essence of the method is that use is made of appropriate filtering and a coherent processing of variations in the TEC which is determined from GPS data, simultaneously for the entire set of visible GPS satellites at all stations used in the analysis.
