Sentence examples for coherent remarks from inspiring English sources

His barely coherent remarks trigger in Kundera an understanding that the greatest journey is not into the infinity of the external universe, but to "that other infinity, into the infinite diversity of the interior world lying hidden in all things".

Trump's rambling, at times barely coherent remarks have been a feature of his persona going at least as far back as the start of his presidential campaign in June 2015.

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We remark that coherent linear least squares estimators and observers could in principle be used for coherent feedback control, although this matter is outside the scope of the present paper.

We can add also as general remark that in our opinion, the coherent oscillations during the revivals of Rabi oscillations play the role which would have been played by coherent oscillations between two parallel quantum wires considered in the Refs. [10, 11].

Chalmers too, reactivating the idea, finds the conceivability of zombies 'obvious': he remarks that 'it certainly seems that a coherent situation is described; I can discern no contradiction in the description' (1996, p. 96).

In their argument, his unpredictable remarks and seemingly disparate proposals conceal a relatively coherent theory of governance, rooted in conservative political thought, which could provide an antidote to a Republican Party grown rigid and ineffective.

Let us remark that the performance of the protocol for coherent states, and in general for Gaussian states, depends only on the variances (Delta xi_{x,p}^{2}equivlangleDeltahat{xi}_{x,p}^{2}rangle).

The result now follows from Proposition 20.  □ We finally remark that the fact that we have been using Gaussian windows (coherent states and their generalizations) is a matter of pure convenience.

He remarks in the public interview: "At least with Mrs Thatcher there was a coherent theme.

It was only when I remarked on this to Toby Mundy, founding publisher of Atlantic Books, that I got a coherent sense of why this might be.