Sentence examples for coherent sets from inspiring English sources

These observations are obtained by the use of local maps defined as coherent sets of landmarks or beacons detectable by the on-board sensing devices.

The field characterization and monitoring data at these sites were thoroughly analyzed to yield two coherent sets of representative physical properties.

We provide an overview of this process, which produces coherent sets of tweets about news topics, although with certain degree of noise that is well tolerated by our system.

We reconsider the latter approach while dealing with a generalised version of the problem, using a behavioural theory of imprecise probability in the form of coherent lower previsions as well as of coherent sets of desirable gambles, and letting the possibility space be finite or infinite.

The development of learning policies refers to influencing the general direction of the learning network, that is, what people should learn and in what way they should learn it; the development of learning programs comprises the making of coherent sets of activities in which people learn (Poell et al. 2000).

Analyses were conducted within two 'networks' of interest (selected not on the basis of functional connectivity but as coherent sets of regions observed in prior literature to be functionally related to cognitive control and reward processing).

In other words, a measure of coherence is doxastically truth conducive just in case a more coherent set of believed propositions is jointly more probable than a less coherent set of believed propositions.

Amid this ideological turmoil, Abbott and the Liberals represented a coherent set of values.

"The intention would be to have a coherent set of names".

It will fall to Mr. Van Rompuy to produce a coherent set of proposals.

Congress's most serious handicap is its lack of a coherent set of policies.