"The busier the songs were, the less they translated," says Miller, "so it created a cohesion within the album.
In 2006 the Department of Health developed a new research framework for the NHS in England [ 21], to create more cohesion between the different organisations and funding streams and to strengthen a competitive research framework in order to increase research investment in clinical trials by the pharmaceutical industry.
The message of the company is overwhelmingly positive, as its strives to "create social cohesion between young people from varying social/economic backgrounds and enable all young people to be creative through the use of all art forms".
Create a distance between you.
That raises the question: might Twitter create a problem maintaining cohesion among a diffuse and dispersed group of players in the face of a lockout?
Forging a family identity together can create a sense of cohesion and purpose as a family.
Yacouba Sissoko, a Malian griot known for his mastery of the ngoni, a stringed instrument, and the "talking drum," which mimics human speech, told me that the griot is a "person who creates cohesion between people, a kind of cement in Malian society".
In order to create cohesion between the television series and the film, McGann recently took on the mantae of the Doctor again for The Night of the Doctor, a mini-episode in the run-up to the 50th anniversary.
This comes about because connections between microtubules and outer kinetochore proteins are stabilized by tension [ 9, 10], which is only created if cohesion between sister chromatids resists traction of sister kinetochores to opposite poles of the cell [ 11].
But Kamaiyah's music, apparently so hermetically sealed from the production and conceptual trends of the day, invokes tradition to create a pleasurable, almost manic, sonic cohesion.
