"Barack has an incredible ability to synthesize seemingly contradictory realities and make them coherent," Cassandra Butts says.
In her own words:"Barack has an incredible ability to synthesize seemingly contradictory realities and make them coherent.
It is only after they have "seen around the corner" that logical reasoning is engaged, to systematize the findings and make them coherent.
The levels of simplification have to be carefully evaluated to make them coherent with the final aim of the model.
With Blood, he "really wrote them down and tried to make them coherent.
A beautiful episode and one that did a fantastic job of piecing together lots of short, anecdotal scenes and making them seem coherent.
Our study showed that scenario mapping can be a way of testing the credibility and internal consistency of scenarios, and a methodology for making them more coherent; it was also useful for highlighting land use trade-offs.
In a 1988 book review, Jack Geiger of The New York Times commented that the detail in Shilts' work was too confusing, being told "in five simultaneous but disjointed chronologies, making them all less coherent", and notes that Shilts neglected to dedicate as much detail to black and Hispanic intravenous drug users, their partners and their children as to gay men.
First, even if what one ought to do is just to make one's responses globally coherent, what it takes to make one's responses locally coherent might differ from what it takes to make them globally coherent.
But all the same, the conclusion that most of our beliefs are true, because their contents are to be understood through a process of radical interpretation which will make them a coherent and rational system, has a clear affinity with the neo-classical coherence theory.
