Although divine simplicity has contemporary defenders of its coherence, it also has many detractors (Plantinga 1980 contains a particularly incisive critique of divine simplicity).
Initially, the high ECM content of the scar preserves the ventricular morphology but, when not properly maintained, it eventually loses its coherence resulting in adverse ventricular remodeling [ 10].
Most recently "Lost" on ABC kept core fans going for an improbable six seasons, but it also shed most of its coherence and intrigue long before it ended.
I think the liberal media like him because if you put an article by him in a paper, irrespective of its coherence or quality, it drives a lot of traffic through their website.
"David's work isn't consciously coherent," he says, "but its coherence on an unconscious level is inescapable — almost against your will".
The struggle to attain it forms an apt subtext; its coherence, a fine weave of observation, feeling, and insight, triumphs over the narrative disarray from which Gornick, possessed of "the gene for anarchy," claims to suffer.
In our previous analyses, cells were identified as coherent to one rhythm without regard for its coherence to the other three frequency ranges examined.
But its coherence could not be anything but loose because it uses "silence" in at least half a dozen almost unrelated senses.
— can feel like a holiday that has lost its coherence.
We must now enhance its coherence and visibility.
When the anchoring grid gives way to free-form arrangements, the work loses its coherence.
