"The class is entirely cohesive: it will prevail or fail in unison," she wrote.
As John Denham, the Labour chairman of the home affairs select committee, recently put it: "A society with a weak sense of any cohesive identity will necessarily find it more difficult to organise and sustain the collective responses that are needed not just to tackle disadvantage, but the welfare state, crime and security issues that dominate today's political agenda".
Multiple spacecraft that work in concert to assemble as a cohesive unit will play an important role in future space missions.
An individual may have various direct and indirect social ties with others in a network or in a community, but his or her cohesive group will be comprised of those with whom he/she has the highest social interaction.
Through scientific computing, development of new numerical tools, and usage of high performance computers, such as the JUQUEEN (FZ Jülich; supercomputer; IBM Blue Gene/Q®; [33]), the understanding of factors, processes, and interactions influencing the erosion and resuspension of contaminated cohesive sediments will be improved.
For example, a species which falls below the curve in figure 4 can encompass multiple ecologically distinct populations, but cohesive recombination will prevent divergence across the loci of the core genome.
Again, make sure that your primer and top coat of paint are cohesive and will work well together.
that provide information about your business in an attractive, cohesive way will help show that you're serious about your venture.
Speaking on FoxNews Secretary of Defense Hagel explained, "Sending a cohesive headquarters unit will enhance the troops' ability to respond to any security needs, and will provide leadership personnel that could command additional forces if it's determined they are needed in the future".
Cohesive summit meetings will certainly serve Mr. Bush better ahead of the election than meetings that leave him looking isolated.
