In this research, humanitarian operation performance is analyzed in terms of its coherence, coverage, and connectedness.
There was considerable debate as to whether readers need to establish global coherence (a top-down process) in light of evidence of local coherence (Graesser, Singer, & Trabasso, 1994; McKoon & Ratcliff, 1992).
But the real source of its coherence is its plan.
This study aims to explore the life experiences of the youngsters in light of the theory of sense of coherence as this may increase our understanding of the (social) processes taking place in the sport context that could contribute to personal development.
We particularly examine the coherence of the assessment with reform-oriented curriculum and consider this coherence in light of the pervasive influence of externally-mandated assessment on both assessment and instructional practice [Barnes, M., Clarke, D., & Stephens, M. (2000). Assessment: The engine of systemic curricular reform? Journal of Curriculum Studies, 32 5), 623 650].
By this, we mean that individual nodes can be examined not only for congruence, but also for coherence in light of LGT.
In light of this framework, the authors focused on understanding the degree of coherence between different documents from the same LHA.
The narrative is in search of its own coherence.
Findings and Conclusions: The team evaluated UNICEF's upstream work in terms of its relevance, coherence, efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability.
The American literary tradition is relatively young, and it stands in perpetual doubt of its own coherence and adequacy - even, you might say, of its own existence.
A coherence theory of truth states that the truth of any (true) proposition consists in its coherence with some specified set of propositions.
