Sentence examples for practical coherence from inspiring English sources

Burke acknowledges that it will take a lot of work to get her field to the level of practical coherence where, say, oncology is today.

If even the desideratum of practical coherence is subject to such re-specification, then this holistic possibility really does represent an alternative to commensuration, as the deliberator, and not some coherence standard, retains reflective sovereignty (Richardson 1994, sec. 26).

In addition, it might represent an effective contribution to the knowledge of personal and regional characteristics of OHTs, thus strengthening the theoretical-practical coherence of the work process.

The practical noise coherence shows as lower than one due to the head influence [17, 38, 42].

"practical judgments"), imposes coherence and consistency on all sorts of cognitions, and above all recognizes and implements strongly modal and categorically normative concepts such as necessary truth and unconditional obligation, in the form of lawlike "principles" (Principien, Grundsätze) (A299 304/B355 361, A800 804/B828 832).

If Sellars's aims are radical, then Rattle's task as conductor is more practical: to maintain musical coherence even while members of the orchestra leave their seats at various points to help the soloists and chorus act out the Passion story.

Maibom argues that because of these deficits psychopaths fail to meet the rational constraints on practical reason, such as coherence and consistency.

An accurate and practical simulator for Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) could be an important tool to study the underlying physical phenomena in OCT such as multiple light scattering.

"The final commission position will be taken after the formal notification of the final list ie after 1 December 2014 and will be based on the criteria set out in the protocol, policy coherence and practical operability of cooperation in this area.

What counts as one's own, though — what counts as contained within the prudentially significant metaphysical unit — given reductionism, is defined by psychological continuity (Brink argues against the coherence or practical feasibility of both atoms and selves as the basic units).

Because of the algorithmic limitations discussed above, simulating these cases of CFO for channels with coherence times of practical interest yields inaccurate results.