Sentence examples for incoherent objectives from inspiring English sources

The fragmentation and inefficiencies of ECEC services as a result of incoherent objectives, policies, and practices from a split governance system hinder the delivery of quality goals for ECEC (Bennett 2008; Eurydice 2009; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development [OECD] 2006, 2012).

The objective of incoherent decompositions is to separate matrix [C] or [T] as a combination of second-order descriptors [C] i or [T] i corresponding to simpler objects: [ C ] = ∑ i = 1 k p i [ C ] i (3).

In the performance-dependent contrast (coherent vs. incoherent), we collapse over objective stimulus categories (fragmented and scrambled), aiming to disentangle neural correlates specifically linked to the subjective feeling of coherence.

For incoherent imaging, the object and image are characterized by irradiance, and we use the terms incoherent PSF, and incoherent transfer function or optical transfer function.

"Current policy objectives are conflicting and incoherent," said Michael Coogan, director general of the Council of Mortgage Lenders.

fragmented and scrambled stimuli were collapsed over responses (explicitly coherent, implicitly coherent, or incoherent), so that only the difference between objective stimulus characteristics (3) and task requirements (4) could be investigated and separated from correlates of the subjective feeling of coherence as tested in (1), (2), and (5).

Despite this, Lewis argued, those who accept evolutionary naturalism still act as if objective moral truths exist, leading Lewis to reject naturalism as incoherent.

These two orders were imaged to diametrically opposed points in the pupil of the objective lens, creating a sinusoidal excitation pattern at half the incoherent cutoff frequency (Fig. 2, inset IIII).

This said, the overriding objective in fashioning self-narratives is to replace fragments of tales that are incoherent or unacceptable with a coherent story indicative of self-constancy (Linde, 1993), so that narrators can 'recognize themselves in the stories they tell about themselves' (Ricoeur, 1988: 247).

Incoherent squealing.

She was incoherent".