Sentence examples for extremely incoherent from inspiring English sources
Stuart's first draft, in contrast, would arrive in an extremely incoherent and rambling form, as if trying to clear his throat.
However, if you can't wake the person, or if she extremely incoherent and/or experiencing any of the above symptoms, proceed with seeking medical treatment.
The uncertainty principle was formulated brilliantly in 1759, when Sir Joshua Reynolds said of Michelangelo: "I have seen figures by him of which it was very difficult to determine whether they were in the highest degree sublime or extremely ridiculous"; too great an indulgence of imagination produced "incoherent monsters", Reynolds said, while too much restraint resulted in "lifeless insipidity".
By exploring the parameter space of the network around the optimal parameter values, it was found that the optimum network exists near transition points, at which the incoherent state loses its stability and an extremely slow oscillatory motion emerges.
Clint Eastwood's rambling and at times incoherent speech at the Republican Convention was an extremely apt metaphor for the Party itself.
Many people regard the symptoms of psychiatric illness of schizophrenia as bizarre: hearing voices and seeing people or objects that don't exist (auditory or visual hallucinations), having extremely strong ideas that have no basis in reality (delusions), incoherent speech and disorganized behavior, for example.
One of the unsolved problems in the field of (human) concept learning, and which are highly relevant for ML research, concerns the factors that determine the subjective difficulty of concepts: why are some concepts psychologically extremely simple and easy to learn, while others seem to be extremely difficult, complex, or even incoherent?
"ARCHAIC, incoherent, and discriminatory".
"UNWORKABLE", "contradictory" and "incoherent".
