Sentence examples for much less coherent from inspiring English sources

His fall collection was much less coherent.

Although he had been labelled al-Qaeda's "chief executive", the network is thought to be a much less coherent organisation than the typical corporation.

Although Mr Mohammed has been labelled al-Qaeda's "chief executive", the network is thought to be a much less coherent organisation than the typical corporation.

Although the Vuitton show was much less coherent and graceful than his collection in New York, its confusion nonetheless served a purpose.

Nevertheless, experts' use of scientifically accurate concepts was much less coherent than expected.

The higher frequencies around 3 Hz are much less coherent so the rupture cannot be seen clearly, and the lower frequencies around 0.1 Hz lose spatial resolution for imaging the details of the rupture.

Meanwhile, the Zionist Union had failed to agree on a platform, much less a coherent message.

For them, writing a book report can be torture, much less composing a coherent college essay.

In the eyes of most philosophers, it's not clear this solution is coherent, much less that it has any plausibility to it.

Unfortunately, many philosophers have recently doubted that genuinely unrestricted quantification is even coherent, much less attainable.[21] Note that these philosophers face at least two preliminary challenges, both of which are forcefully pressed by Williamson (2003).

By dividing the full available bandwidth into a large number of small orthogonal narrow bands or subcarriers each having bandwidth much less than the channel coherent bandwidth, the transmission over each subcarrier will experience frequency nonselective fading.