Sentence examples for coherent ground from inspiring English sources

The 'we exist' half of Camus' formulation necessitates as much: if the rebellion's axiom does not apply to all, the rebellion has no coherent ground or claim.

Nevertheless, it is argued that the FFM could serve as an incentive for research on personality and health that could yield a coherent ground for the present research area [9].

There is a coherent middle ground to take.

I'm thirty, and it's the first time I've felt a coherent and grounded sense of self, which has to do with my sexual consciousness.

The research design and its implementation as well as the author backgrounds have been reported to allow the reader to evaluate the relevance of data on which findings were based, the logic by which the conclusions were drawn, and the degree to which the interpretations reflect a coherent and grounded conclusion (16).

Moreover, during data collection and analysis, we relied on accepted principles of trustworthiness to allow the reader of the research report evaluate the relevance of data on which findings were based, the logic by which the conclusions were drawn, and the degree to which the interpretations reflect a coherent and grounded conclusion [ 32- 35].

He added that the campaign had also lacked a coherent plan for ground movements.

In contrast to electron phonon scattering as the source of resistivity in ferromagnetic metallic (FM) state, the angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy data for the bilayer manganite La1.2Sr1.8Mn2O7 identify a coherent polaronic metallic ground state below metal insulator transition.

Secondly, when the knowledge of autospectral densities and phase spectrum of the excitations is available, the critical response is shown to be produced by a system dependent coherence function representing neither fully coherent nor fully incoherent ground motions.

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Turbulence caused by train motion, heat radiation and wind eddies destroys the coherent nature of the ground effect.