Their claim is merely that these societies enjoyed (at least in principle) the shared conceptual resources with which they could coherently address and remedy them.
By 1860, at a loss to coherently address slavery, the defining debate of the time, the Whigs vanished from the planet like a bunch of pterodactyls, replaced by Republicans.
In order to reformulate the TCD to coherently address this complex problem, the cracking behaviour of cylindrical specimens of polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), weakened by different geometrical features and tested under combined tension and torsion, were initially investigated.
Inequalities therefore need to be tackled systematically and coherently, by addressing their structural causes, and through a new common and holistic development framework that is global in character and relevant to all countries.
Policy implementation as well as policy development must be addressed coherently if any strategy is to succeed in changing services in fact rather than in theory.
They were also coherently aligned to address the various sustainability-related issues that arose as the program continued.
Using the resulting co-modules, that contain genes and organs in which these genes are coherently expressed, we address several questions: 1) Are there any "natural" modules of mammalian organs, meaning groups of organs with very similar sets of co-expressed genes?
Typically, the systems in use are carefully designed to allow for single spin detection and manipulation, and of those systems, diamond spin defects rank very high, being so robust that they can be addressed, read out and coherently controlled even under ambient conditions and in a versatile set of nanostructures.
The first lesson, therefore, is the importance of addressing as coherently as possible the diverse needs of the institutions and actors that interact in any health research system and recognising that a degree of coordination will be necessary.
The question whether the distal and the proximal models of construction can coherently coexist is interesting, but Russell never addresses the issue.
