Sentence examples for organic cohesion from inspiring English sources

So a central concern for me was reinterpreting cohesive ties as discourse semantic structures and the systems behind them as discourse semantic systems – a project precipitated by Hasan's work on componential and organic cohesion, cohesive harmony and text structure (e.g. Chapters 4, 5 and 6 of Halliday & Hasan 1980).

"American liberals need to understand that they cannot take organic cohesion of American society for granted," Mr. Fukuyama wrote.

Without appearing in any sense modular this repetitive vocabulary creates a more organic cohesion than was ever attained simply by covering every surface with travertine.

If you were making a case for Beethoven as the greatest composer in history, you would base your argument on his uncanny ability to bring organic cohesion and structure to music.

The squad lacked experience, organization and cohesion.

From Coleridge he came to view the educated class as the vehicle for ensuring social cohesion in the emerging organic period.

The community planning tradition attempted to incorporate the social cohesion observed in successful organic communities into new areas, assuming that such cohesion came with the provision of successful communities' physical facilities.

The sensitivity could be improved further by optimization of the thickness and cohesion of the films using organic binders.

He became convinced of the Comtean view that social change proceeds through "critical periods," in which old institutions are overthrown, followed "organic periods," in which new forms of social cohesion emerge and are consolidated.

Living plant roots modify both mechanical and hydrological characteristics of the soil matrix (e.g. soil aggregate stability by root exudates, soil cohesion, infiltration rate, soil moisture content, soil organic matter) and negatively influence the soil erodibility.

Our excellent researchers often lack cohesion and they have difficulty transforming the qualities of single scientists into an organic project.