The findings suggest that at the end of the explicit teaching of coherence, students improved the coherence of their writing and directed their attention to the discourse level of texts while revising.
It represents a step in the direction of global policy coherence with explicit reference to health, development, and climate change.
An individual presentation requires comparatively long turns, hence generally needing more pre-planning and a more explicit structure to ensure coherence.
In wavelet coherence, an explicit scale-dependent 2D smoothing operator has previously been used, e.g., a Gaussian envelope of the Morlet wavelet function as the time-smoothing operator and a box-car filter with a specific width as the scale (or frequency) smoothing operator [7, 17, 18].
Two different approaches are implemented to simulate the effect of pulsed field gradients on coherence selection, an explicit calculation of all coherence transfer pathways, and an effective approximate method using integration over multiple positions in the sample.
It was proposed that visual explanations would be more effective than verbal explanations because they encourage completeness and coherence, are more explicit, and are typically multimodal.
This can be accomplished by channel estimation on the opposite link (downlink) in time-division duplex systems or by communication of explicit side information within the coherence time of the channel.
(5) OFC activation must reflect the intuitive perception of coherence and not explicit object recognition and, therefore, be independent of whether a stimulus could be explicitly named or not.
In a second stage, called the integrative stage, cues are further accumulated, and the initial hunch of coherence evolves into an explicit representation.
The writer of the Chinese novel builds up a coherent text with comparatively implicit ways of realizing coherence; while the translators create more explicit English target texts in the manifestation of coherence.
