Sentence examples for rather coherent from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to see whether I was jumping from one thing to another, or just following the political winds, or whether there was a vision that's rather coherent".

Because the observed wave frequency is rather coherent, in the saturation stage the ICW is expected to maintain its wave structure.

A comparison of the instructional models that underlie the interventions in those experiments leads one to the identification of a rather coherent set of principles for the design of powerful learning environments.

In fact, this limit does not represent a rate process but rather coherent tunneling back and forth with an oscillating value of the coupling WIF.

This is rather coherent with the model proposed by Devos et al. (2006) where a leaf growth decrease coincides with the beginning of secondary infection.

Although there is increasing evidence that apoptosis appears to play a central role in IVD tissue degeneration, most studies have demonstrated this process to be rather coherent with chronic and prolonged abnormal mechanical loading, including scoliotic deformities [ 9, 14].

Agendas read like a Twitter timeline — fascinating but diffuse — rather than coherent expressions of a goal.

Rather than coherent constitutional reform, these bills look like a mere swipe at the Liberals.

Sisi seemed to favor flashy megaprojects rather than coherent economic strategies, and by the spring of 2015, Rifaat was increasingly 'asabi.

It includes countries on the margins of the global system and is bound to go for compromise, consensus and platitudes rather than coherent leadership.

The findings from these studies provide compelling evidence that dreaming is not meaningless "noise" but rather a coherent and sophisticated mode of psychological functioning.