Sentence examples for for which coherence from inspiring English sources

A semantics is defined by induction on the type system rules, for which coherence is trivial.

We define a notion of greatest instance type for each occurrence of an expression, which is used in the definition of a standard dictionary-passing semantics for core Haskell based on type system derivations, for which coherence is trivial.

To assess effects of intelligibility on cerebro-acoustic coherence more broadly we conducted a whole-brain search for regions in which coherence was higher for the intelligible 16 channel speech than for the unintelligible 1 channel speech, using a voxel-wise threshold of P < 0.001, corrected for multiple comparisons (P < 0.05) using cluster extent.

We also conducted an exploratory whole-brain analysis to identify any additional regions in which coherence was higher for the 4 channel condition than for the 4 channel rotated condition; however, no regions reached whole-brain significance.

The second point on which coherence theorists (coherentists, for short) differ is the constitution of the specified set of propositions.

Therefore, it varies within conditions, which makes it unclear which coherence to pick as a baseline for comparison.

In this project, an implementation of the DICS spatial filter was used in which coherence estimation is based on numerical maximization of coherence for a discrete set of source-orientation combinations.

Each session began with 20 practice trials in which coherence was set to 60 85%, relatively high values that were considered easy for all subjects.

The challenge for the future will be to coordinate outbreak management in various countries for which continuity and coherence are essential.

The value used for 'low coherence' was determined separately for each subject (mean ± SEM = 14.85 ± 1.53%, range 6 38%), corresponding to the coherence for which the participant could correctly decide the direction of a 500-ms long stable stimulus (i.e., no direction changes) 65% of the time.

A prediction: A desire for narrative, which is coherence, will return.