Sentence examples for incoherent groups from inspiring English sources

Rapid heating to 470 °C causes partial secondary recrystallization, which transforms the precipitates within the recrystallized grains into incoherent groups of particles that maintain their original orientation with each other.

Then, both coherent and incoherent groups decreased their preference for the taste associated with negative consequences compared to the taste associated with positive consequences, and aversion was greater in the coherent than in the incoherent group (0.04 ± 0.02 and 0.19 ± 0.08, respectively, P < 0.05).

"This is an incredibly incoherent group of candidates who haven't put any of the necessary groundwork or infrastructure in place for a national campaign against a popular incumbent president," says Terry McAuliffe, the former Democratic National Committee chairman.

As a senator for life, Mr. Monti does not need to win election, but he is essentially a candidate without a party, the figurehead of an incoherent group of centrists lacking a strong political operation.

He was given command of an incoherent group of squadrons which were highly inexperienced.

By the spring of 1993 the Azerbaijani military, which had the upper hand in the initial stages of the war, had been largely reduced to unorganized and incoherent fighting groups.

Based on the method, many algorithms have been introduced and they are categorized into two groups: incoherent signal subspace method (ISSM) [2, 3] and coherent signal subspace method (CSSM) [4].

Dylan later sent the group an incoherent letter of mock apology that was more a long prose poem defending his new anti-political mood.

I head back to HQ. Handing over my strange, incoherent intel to the group, I feel a weight off my shoulders.

"Two men battle in this election, one of them belonging to a very old, pale clan of ancient bloodsuckers, the other a wild young and diverse, feral group of incoherent people".

The morphology of the fluctuation components can finally be reconstructed by grouping coherent and incoherent modes.