Sentence examples for coherent reaction from inspiring English sources

Both have visibly struggled to offer a coherent reaction to the camp, in particular whether it should be forcibly evicted.

In a dataset exhibiting a coherent reaction in response to a stimulus, the expectation is that Δ would reach a maximum at some intermediate value, as a population of patterns which represent the underlying dynamics has been isolated.

Our CFA analysis identified individual symptom domains proposed for C-PTSD, suggesting that each factor does form a coherent reaction pattern in its own right.

Keep asking yourself the same questions as you craft a coherent reaction.

"A crisis needs much faster and coherent reactions".

They found eight clinically and conceptually coherent counter-transference reactions (factors) that were independent of clinicians' theoretical orientation and were associated in predictable ways with personality disorders.

"Experimental and vivid … " she continues, "it's hard to find something coherent to say in reaction to them (as I'm sure you can tell)".

In our view of k as the zero-frequency value of the spectral density of JIF t) (see eq 10.5), the nonzero asymptotic JIF value reflects the fact that introducing only the oscillator dephasing damps the constructive interference responsible for the signal in Figure 37a, but does not remove the zero-frequency coherent component of the reaction.

The apparently very highly connected negative metabolic response to nitrogen starvation, as opposed to the more fragmented up-regulated response, is probably due to the large number of down-regulated reactions, rather than representing a more coherent down-regulated response.

Ultrafast laser pulse temporal shaping has been widely applied in various important applications such as laser materials processing, coherent control of chemical reactions, and ultrafast imaging.

The statement by Mrs. Merkel, Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Cameron exposes the lack of any coherent and united response by the European Union as a whole, even though under the Lisbon Treaty of 2009, its reaction to major events was intended to be swifter and united.