Sentence examples for lead to coherent from inspiring English sources

In applications like passive radar [8] and meter-wave radar [9], it is likely that target echoes are masked by multipath echoes, which would lead to coherent interference.

The central theme is that latent variable hierarchical models constructed using Bayesian methods lead to coherent systems that can handle the complex distributions involved with network traffic.

Roche et al. (2000) suggests from their experiments that shallow magma chambers with large diameters lead to coherent single-block collapse structures, while deep chambers with small diameters lead to a series of multiple nested blocks.

Biologists, on the other hand, have recognized that the natural sources they study are living organisms, each of which is a unique individual, each of which consists of extraordinary complex molecular combinations in configurations that lead to coherent functioning and reproduction.

We observed a reduction in the expression of several key calcium regulatory proteins with age that lead to coherent concurrent functional alterations in intracellular calcium homeostasis.

One contribution to this was clearly the arrangement of greigite nanoparticles in a way that led to coherent interfaces.

Simultaneous analysis of the spoligotype and MIRU type of strains using TCF on multiple-biomarker tensors leads to coherent sublineages of major lineages with clear and distinctive spoligotype and MIRU signatures.

Simultaneous analysis of spoligotype and MIRU through multiple-biomarker tensors and clustering of MTBC strains leads to coherent sublineages within major lineages with clear and distinctive spoligotype and MIRU signatures.

This doesn't always lead to slickly coherent messages, maybe, that would fit 140 characters, but perhaps it does, at its best, sound something like a pluralist, complex, human take on how the world itself sounds.

Relativistic, charged particles present in extensive air showers (EAS) lead to a coherent emission of radio pulses which are measured to identify the shower initiating high-energy cosmic rays.

Modern texts' references lead to a coherent corpus of studies from the late 1960s and 1970s, issuing principally from a set of psychiatric institutions in the north-eastern USA.