Another strategy is to restore coherence by attenuating (C).
After winning the Australian Open last year and soon returning to No. 1, she appeared set to restore some coherence to the top of the women's game, but her body did not cooperate.
She has restored the work's coherence, clarifying the choreography's meaning and directed it so strongly that the whole piece snaps onto an emotional level that feels startlingly new.
The Liberal Democrats have an opportunity to make their dissatisfaction with George Osborne's self-defeating austerity plain, regain some of their party's political integrity, give real momentum to a more intelligent economic strategy and help to restore a modicum of intellectual coherence to the party's approach to economic policymaking.
Using motion capture data from different speakers and module-specific evaluation procedures, we show here that this cloning system restores detailed idiosyncrasies and the global coherence of visible articulation.
"Coherence can and must be restored," she writes, in a passage stronger on rhetoric than fact.
The Primakov-promoters say he is tipping the balance back to the centre, thereby restoring to the country a bit of coherence and discipline.Mr Primakov has been helped by a mild, if perhaps temporary, economic recovery, spurred by the rouble's devaluation.
The Japanese version of the PRS comprises 26 items that measure the extent to which a particular environment restores mental alertness; for example, "being away," "fascination," "coherence," "scope," and "compatibility" on an 11-point Likert scale.
Mr. Guare has certainly gone about his task skillfully, as one would expect, speeding up the first act, rearranging incidents without loss of effectiveness or coherence, adding some good new jokes, and restoring some lines from the original that were excised in the film.
