Sentence examples for having a coherence from inspiring English sources

Light from the Sun or from a light bulb comes in many tiny bursts lasting about a millionth of a millionth of a second and having a coherence length of about one centimetre.

The channel is assumed to follow a block-fading model having a coherence length of symbol intervals without channel variation, with independent fading from one block to the next [22].

AS 2. Despite the channel having a coherence time for the taps amplitudes [47, 48], delay and even angle information may remain within tolerable limits much longer due to the high proportion between light speed and mobile speed, and the relatively great distances between transmitter and receiver.

Coherence values were overlaid onto all voxels having a coherence above the 0.35 threshold.

The most coherent eigenvalues (light blue) have a coherence of ~1.

"A good editor makes sure everything in [a magazine] has a coherence of tone, appearance and attitude..

"Accordia does have a coherence," said Tim Ward, Cambridge's executive councillor for housing, "which we wouldn't want to see ruined by ramshackle extensions here and there".

"I wanted each room to have a coherence and continuity of its own," Mr. Elderfield said in a telephone interview, "but at the same time to provide the sense that modern art is not one continuous narrow narrative.

The discrete radiant energy emitted by an atom as it changes its internal energy can have a coherence length several hundred times longer (one to 10 metres) unless the radiating atom is disturbed by a collision.

"Joan of Arcadia," at least on the evidence of the first two episodes, has a coherence and a complexity that you associate with good plays, which start in one person's head and stay there for a long time.

Assembled around a post-mortem of the doomed spaceflight gleaned from the crew's video diaries and the ship's multiple cameras, "Europa Report" has a coherence and clarity foreign to most found-footage projects.