Sentence examples for relative coherence from inspiring English sources

Conservatism in artistic matters was nurtured by a relative coherence of culture, strengthened by a vigorous tradition of scribal training and tempered by a canon of proportion for the representation of the human figure.

Each peak is characterized by its frequency, amplitude, or its relative coherence with respect to similar spectral peaks in other respiratory waveforms.

The results found on dosage use and adopted criteria showed a relative coherence on this resource's use, although the basic theory was not fully satisfactory.

Using two tilted arms of a Mach-Zehnder interferometer we measure the relative coherence of two tilted and on top of each other realigned Gaussian modes of a single signal photon selected out of the light cone of SPDC which are emitted from the same volume of the crystal (see Figs. 1 and 2).

Yet the significance of our ability to take advantage of the "accidental" and contingent opportunities provided to us by living on an Island that enables us to meet regularly and respond to education/practice issues within the relative coherence of four post-secondary institutions responding to the needs of just one health authority cannot be dismissed.

Intensive simulations were achieved in terms of relative errors, coherence and accuracy for different levels of ECG interference.

Inter-ictal and ictal patients had decreased EEG power and coherence relative to HCs, which were "normalized" in the pre-ictal or post-ictal groups.

Relative to weighted coherence minimization (WCM) and classic CoSaMP, the elaborate performance evaluations show that the FAWC and MFB-CoSaMP can independently or jointly improve accuracy of the CFO-estimation (including coarse CFO-estimation and fine CFO-estimation), and the improvement is robust to system parameters, e.g., sparsity level, number of measurements, etc.

We included these factors, along with factors for absolute value, relative value, motion coherence and choice, in an extended regression model given by equation 4 (Methods).

In order to try to mitigate this effect we did reduce the stimulus size, although we estimate that the reduced stimulus still activated at least 150 mm, a large area relative to the coherence domains found by Rols et al. (2001).

By decomposing pressure and blood flow velocity recordings into their various oscillatory components, transfer functions can define the relationships between blood pressure (input) and flow velocity (output) in terms of their linear statistical dependence (coherence), relative magnitudes (gain), and timing (phase) as a function of the frequency component of interest (Zhang et al. 1998) (Fig.  4).