At an immaculate club in Charlottesville, Va., a crowd of college students fell silent as Mr. Harper and his band played songs from his albums in a concert marked by folk coherence and sonic sparkle.
The plenitude of nature and the regularity of the seasons, for example, both attest to the presence of Dao in the world, not as primary substance, and still less a supreme deity, but as pristine order or coherence marked by intelligible patterns of change and principles of operation.
The interferometric coherence showed marked variability; the snow cover onset and snow melt periods were identified by significant reduction in coherence.
And they shared the clarity and coherence that marked his criticism and conversation.
Yet even his detractors cannot deny that Mr Chirac's analysis of the risks of that war turned out to be prescient.At home, Mr Chirac's political career has been marked less by ideological coherence, or even by an evolution in thinking about the use of power, than by a relentless thirst to win it.
Eggins (ibid: 320) argues that "skillful writers and speakers choose marked Themes to add coherence and emphasis to their text" through the use of Theme Predication, which includes thematic and informational choices.
In coherence, cTnT intensively marked the regenerative portion from 7 days onwards.
Optical coherence tomography showed marked cystoid macular edema in the right eye.
The values marked with FLMS correspond to the coherence based FLMS approach with bias compensation as presented in [21] (see also Section 4.1).
These were brilliant in color, clear and crisp in their pictorial idiom and marked by a high degree of apparent coherence.
Non-redundant, relevant features that are particularly effective at sex prediction were marked out using the relief algorithm in coherence with the correlation metric.
