In a 1942 letter, Sorabji compared this composition to his Gulistān Nocturne for Piano, and he later wrote of the symphony's "self-cohesive texture relying upon its own inner consistency and cohesiveness without relation to thematic or other matters".
The magnificent "Heathen," from 2002, an album with fewer good songs than "The Next Day," was a more cohesive marriage of electronic textures and traditional guitar work, and Bowie was in robust voice.
The final mixture should be cohesive, with a slightly sticky texture.
In the majestic "Pont Neuf" (1872) he forsakes his usual textures to paint a lushly cohesive snapshotlike view of pedestrians crossing the oldest bridge in Paris, achieving a depth and structural clarity characteristic of Monet.
Depending on the top and subsoil textures, semi-arid soils exhibit cohesive and frictional properties that are associated with the relatively high soil strength, bulk density and penetration resistance.
The logical relations between clauses realize the logical development of a text; and the clauses with cohesive devices in cohesive chains make the overall texture of a text recognizable.
The cohesive chains realize the semantic continuity and the texture of the text.
The clauses entering into the cohesive chains can be considered as contributing to the formation of cohesion, and also to the texture of the text, in terms of their complexity, taxis, and also logico-semantic type.
Interior designer Abby Richardson matched the home's furnishings with the colors and textures of the storage units, creating a seamless and cohesive space.
These modes depend on the internal cohesive force of the food matrix which is closely related to the food texture and microstructure.
For the diet, pureed, homogeneous, and cohesive foods were initially used with a gradual progression to food with nearly normal texture for individuals whose swallowing dysfunction progressively improved.
