Sentence examples for less coherence from inspiring English sources

It has a higher feature count than any other tablet, but those features are stuffed into a machine with less coherence than any other tablet.

Although the book retraces much of the ground covered by Witold Rybczynski's classic 1986 book, "Home: A Short History of an Idea," it does so with considerably less coherence and charm.

In other excerpts from new work Johannes Wieland's "reality explodes in my face" offered his trademark brand of surreal activities, speech and abruptly leaping dance with less coherence than usual.

For Europe, the deal means even less coherence in the level of value-added tax applied to goods and services within the bloc because each country will now be able to set two rates beneath than the current 15percentt minimum.

If there is any flaw with the new Samsung tablet, he writes, it is that there are too many features: "It has a higher feature count than any other tablet, but those features are stuffed into a machine with less coherence than any other tablet".

Different from cognitive content, affective content has less coherence and longer duration.

Less coherent pixels (coherences less than 0.5) were masked to reduce noise.

But there was less ideological coherence then, and no television or national media groups to reinforce a consistent message.Now localism is weaker.

If the rate of each branch in transmitter is less than coherence bandwidth (R/N r < B c ), the ISI does not occur.

The reason is that we use GRMM as an initial value of our proposed algorithm; therefore, the designed matrix will have less mutual coherence and consequently better performance compared to its initial value, i.e., GRMM.

In this study, children with type 1 diabetes had lower AD values, a measure associated with less axonal coherence (27, 28).