Sentence examples for perfect coherence from inspiring English sources

He's a staggeringly clever satirist who manages to create worlds and people of perfect coherence and outrageous misfortune," said Florence.

Massive structures like the Fifth and the Eighth emerge with perfect coherence and integrity, while many of the structural problems of the Third are solved by Skrowaczewski's clear-sightedness.

All these modifications in striatal gene expression are in perfect coherence with previous data reported in different models of dopamine depletion in rat and mouse [15 and references therein], validating therefore our protocol.

These results are in perfect coherence with the known or hypothesized relationship between nigrostriatal lesions and symptoms in MPTP-treated macaques [ 29] and PD humans, respectively [ 30].

Once the strained nanodots are developed, a thin Ge spacer layer, subsequently deposited with an optimized thickness, will retain the perfect lattice coherence with the underneath nanodots.

They were veridical, because when the stimulus was pure noise (coherence  = 0%), the reported visibility of global motion direction was almost null (mean PA scores ranging from 0.08 to 0.16 over urgency levels, not shown), and because especially at the highest stimulus coherence and long viewing time perfect visibility was easily attained (PA score  = 4).

The cross-phases of THD relative to THA were −15.2° and 15.7° at f 1 and f 2, respectively, at which the coherence was perfect (approximately 1).

The nostalgia for old Hollywood often seems to point to something beyond a desire for the comforting regularity of the well-run factories, for those assembly-line films that satisfy just by virtue of their refined craft, perfect lighting, unpalsied camerawork, spatial coherence and unrushed rhythms.

The coherence is almost perfect, and the amplitude is increasing with increasing latitude.

At both f 1 and f 2, the dE A dH, dE R dH, and dB // dH coherences were nearly perfect (approximately 1.0), and the cross-phase spectra showed that dH was in-phase with dB // and dE R was out of phase with dE A. Fig. 5 Spectral properties of the dB //, dE A, and dE R components for the THEMIS satellites and the dH component for MMB.

We have seen that there are resources to defend the coherence of the notion of perfect goodness and even necessary perfect goodness, though making use of those resources requires one to take on further controversial commitments.