He keeps the cast list small but coherent, following particular stories through while still giving some sense of the diary as a slack and random document.
In particular, coherent structures close to the rotating wall were measured by Stereo Particle Image Velocimetry.
"The list seems consistent and coherent with a particular style, which has that influence of late '70s soul music," Ms. Rae said.
Is it a coherent ideal, in particular in the modern state?
Gravitational waves, these ripples in spacetime, cause the fabric of space to expand-and-contract in a particular, coherent fashion.
Kuhn's notion of paradigms as "models from which spring particular coherent traditions of scientific research" 4 is the best known and influenced Stanley Fish and Frank Kermode.
What is needed to render DDS coherent is a particular version of constituent ontology according to which a thing's nature is a unitary concrete item and a constituent of it.
Since our agency isn't at risk with every instance of instrumental incoherence, this account won't yield a reason to be instrumentally coherent on every particular occasion; it would only provide a reason to do so when one's incoherence is extreme enough to threaten one's status as an agent).
Perhaps a violation of a requirement of instrumental coherence is merely an indicator that an agent is not functioning well in the exercise of her rational capacities, where this evaluation doesn't entail that she ought, or has reason, to be instrumentally coherent on any particular occasion (see Raz 2005a,b).
The preceding results provide an empirical basis for EMR design and evaluation that is coherent with the particular individual (family physician) and organizational (primary care clinic) contexts of EMR use.
"It is a scandal that there are schools who will rack up the A-level points with a mish-mash of courses which aren't a coherent way into a particular discipline or a particular career or a way into a university course".
