Sentence examples for coherent exercise from inspiring English sources

"Ex-Doofus," which is a largely seamless, coherent exercise, doesn't look much like the rough-edged "Sweetback," but it still resonates with that earlier film.

To the extent that this complaint is well founded it is devastating, as it suggests that war crime tribunals do not result in a full or coherent exercise of retributive justice (for a comprehensive account see Cryer 2005).

Finger-pointing for underreporting when disease outbreaks occur is a counterproductive activity creating further barriers to any coherent surveillance exercise.

This concept makes it possible to simultaneously evaluate the maximal activation of both anaerobic and aerobic metabolic systems and obtain a complete and coherent description of exercise energy demands in obese individuals.

As Löllgen [ 45] describes, Borg's scale gives comprehensible and coherent references for exercise intensity in primary and secondary prevention, also for resistance training.

But Washington, as our first president, quickly despaired of a large, diffuse Congress ever exercising coherent leadership.

But the difficulty it was not supported by a coherent mechanism for exercising judicial control over contractors once immunity from local judicial process was established.

"It is more coherent than political practice".

They ruled that he had presented a coherent mass of evidence, had exercised in good faith his right to criticize, and that the cameraman's statements were "not perfectly credible either in form or content".

Building on the work of Chi, McDermott, Reif, and others, Heller and colleagues formalized the tasks needed for solving typical exercises into a coherent framework (Heller and Heller, 1995).

We propose a coherent mechanism by which complex mental exercise promotes brain plasticity and improves cognitive brain health.