Sentence examples for gain coherence from inspiring English sources

From the ground, they are nothing, invisible; from Ms. Bridges's elevated view they gain coherence and project an imaginative grandeur and whimsicality that leave most other art -- and photography -- looking distinctly earthbound.

Based on a measurement campaign carried out in seven Brazilian residences, a statistical characterization of frequency response magnitude, average channel gain, coherence bandwidth, root mean squared delay spread, coherence time, achievable data rate, additive noise and access impedance are presented, considering the frequency bands from 1.7 up to 30, 50 and 100 MHz.

Faced with death, Claudia and the novel ultimately gain coherence and control through her willingness to re-experience the implications of the novel's title.

The dance gained coherence as the music did, the fragments of sound expanding into melody as Mr. McDougall's skittish motions smoothed out into mime, his story framed by Mr. Collins and Ms. Kapteyn.

Christie, gaining coherence in the new era, is firmly recast as a powerful monstrosity for a shifting zeitgeist without the fierce legal and political contestations that had surrounded the case in the previous decades.

The objective of publishing it now is to gain conceptual coherence among the projects that have adopted a multi-layer information architecture, while any implementations will differ greatly.

There is no obvious link between any of the scenes, which according to Fallows gain narrative coherence only when packaged together for a news report.

Furthermore, transfer function gain and coherence between middle CBF velocity and MAP oscillations induced with oscillatory lower body negative pressure are enhanced following alpha-adrenergic blockade (Hamner et al. 2009).

From all described methods, transfer function analysis (TFA) enables the analysis of phase shift, gain and coherence between two signals (arterial BP as input and CBFV as output) at a range of frequencies, and has the advantage of being applicable for continuous and non-invasive testing of cerebral autoregulation at the bedside.

The gallery's second annual exhibition is large and varied but gains some coherence through its theme.

Besides -- a sort of hallmark of interpolation -- the whole passage in which the brief paragraph occurs gains in coherence if the paragraph is removed.