Sentence examples for how coherently from inspiring English sources
To further examine how coherently these oscillations vary with each other, wavelet coherence analysis is carried out.
How coherently this highly disparate body can act and how much power it will wield remain to be seen.
In addition to undergoing a brain scan, the children were tested for general cognitive ability, as well as a host of other factors, including how well they could follow instructions and how coherently they could express themselves.
Participants' responses were first analysed on a semantic level, whilst the main themes were developed at the second stage, involving latent analysis of how coherently and adequately the themes represented the meaning of the data as a whole [ 27].
This "internal energy", call it ⟨ h⟩, is an indicator of how coherently the system is behaving in average: the more negative ⟨ h⟩ is, the less the responses of the system to perturbations are "contradictory" at some fan-in node or along directed cycles.
Even for teachers, knowing how to coherently explain the molecular and biochemical aspects of the immune system to students seems to be a challenging task (Eckert et al., 2004); hence, most teachers are likely to employ traditional lectures for teaching human immunology.
For those left wondering why Geico suddenly forgot how to type coherently, here's the context.
This, thinks Gould, makes sense of how Socrates can coherently say that virtue is knowledge.
That thick, low, morose voice of his can make him sound dim and even a little nuts, until you register how quickly – and coherently – his thoughts are tumbling out.
I have already suggested that some might find it natural to take (1)–(4) as expressing the same "semantic content" in some meaningful sense (perhaps the only meaningful sense: see note 7): if so, Dummett's distinction indicates how one might coherently maintain that position.
These days it may be more important to graduate quickly than to learn how to write coherently or distinguish fact from fantasy.
