Sentence examples for natural cohesion from inspiring English sources

A dynastic aggregate lacking natural cohesion, Blois-Champagne achieved its greatest strength under Theobald IV (the Great; Theobald II of Champagne, 1125 52), who was a formidable rival of Kings Louis VI and Louis VII.

This of course leads to a natural cohesion and vicinity within the ranks of the armed group.

Its creation, not to mention its long-term viability, was far more a tribute to potent external forces than to any natural or internal cohesion.

Second, a problem results from the natural strong intercorneocyte cohesion on the palms and soles.

One is that the natural desire for social cohesion is being abused to justify the protection of "insiders"—those in permanent jobs, in trade unions or in privileged professions.

Biodiversity evolution, indeed, depends on the quantity and quality of spatial cohesion of natural areas.

However, no studies have systematically investigated the potential link between adult-young ratios and other aspects of social behaviour of young animals, such as aggression rates and social cohesion, especially in natural settings.

Our dataset also allows an exploration of the general hypothesis proposed by Maynard-Smith and Brown (1986), which states that a certain amount of natural phenotypic variation might aid herd cohesion and stability through reducing costly conflict behaviour.

The strength of the weak lies in their cohesion and unity, and the natural and effective instrument for this is collective organization.

Binding media are natural products of relatively complex nature that are used as film-forming substances to give cohesion to pigments, to adhere them to each other and to a backing substrate and to protect them from deterioration [5 10].

To assume otherwise is to commit the sin of methodological nationalism: ie., to naturalize and reify the nation-state, to exaggerate its internal cohesion, and to assume that it defines the natural boundaries of politics, society and culture.