"From January onwards they have developed coherence and consistency, with Messi's new position on the right wing fundamental.
In a first stage, the project develops coherence, relevance and understanding for a significant number of actors and stakeholders of strategic orientations, founders of the reform of the nurse sciences program required by the Department of Health Sciences Education within the Ministry of Health.
Celebrities often hire someone to help them develop coherence to their styles, but you don't have to.
BonJour presented the objection on the way to developing a coherence theory of empirical justification.
Consider some of the goals that a department might have: increasing student success rates, infusing more active learning, developing more coherence across the curriculum, and/or improving diversity in the student body and in faculty positions.
This could prevent students from developing conceptual coherence and contribute to negative affect if students feel frustration at seeing the biology as an extra distraction.
In an earlier monkey study, animals recovering from a corticospinal tract lesion in the high cervical spinal cord lost beta-band intermuscular coherence, but progressively developed intermuscular coherence at higher (gamma-band) frequencies (Nishimura et al., 2009).
We have developed a coherence analysis module (CAM) to identify semantic coherence aspects in abstracts.
For example, Bovens and Hartmann seek to develop a coherence measure that respects intuitions about "our pre-theoretic notion of the coherence of an information set" (2003, 34).
James Fujimoto developed optical coherence tomography (OCT), a medical imaging technology.
When I start to make it, that's when I start to look at it for the first time — that's when it develops visual coherence.
