Sentence examples for describing coherence from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the present research is to develop a model for coherence analysis capable of generating a framework for describing coherence in Chinese and English texts and also in translation.

In spite of a wide literature describing coherence modifications in several pathological conditions [ 12, 22- 27], there is a substantial lack of studies evaluating coherence patterns in healthy humans performing different motor tasks or the same task with different approaches.

In such cases, the wavelet transform coherence (WTC) [17] might be better suited because it describes coherence and phase lag between two time series as a function of both time and frequency.

Kline et al. describe coherence as "an ultimate criterion, one in which the observed association is weighed against all previously existing theory and knowledge" [ 36].

Local cumulative coherence describes the coherence between the atoms indexed by the support of the sparse signal and other atoms.

The κ values of the coherence analysis for choosing IS, choosing NIS and IDD awareness were 0.752, 0.693 and 0.76, respectively, and were all above the required 0.4, describing good coherence.

The term spatial coherence is used to describe partial coherence arising from the finite size of an incoherent source.

The current study not only describes motion coherence thresholds but also critically helps us to understand what might limit motion coherence sensitivity during development, providing the first evidence of a commonly held assumption.

Some literature describes the coherence of wish for CRS and impairments as, for example, nutrition.

To describe optical coherence tomography (OCT) findings in two cases of typical tamoxifen retinopathy.

Consilience was a term used by William Whewell in 1858 to describe the coherence and mutual consistency of different scientific disciplines as they develop.