The authors have managed the seemingly impossible feat of combining scope and coherence; they have pulled together all the disparate research lines and integrated them through a common treatment and notation.
In his ART theory Kaplan (1995) regards scope and coherence as one and the same characteristic he calls extent.
This paper updates the scope of Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) for ENM/food matrix analysis.
The results show no significant difference between the indicators used to measure the restorative properties (being away, fascination, coherence, scope, and compatibility) and familiarity and preference.
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.
For the restorative properties of the forest environment, there was no significant difference between the thinned and the unthinned environment for any of the indicators related to the restorative properties (being away, fascination, coherence, scope, and compatibility).
Collinearity diagnostics indicated dependency between respondents' estimations of fascination, extent, and complexity, and between estimations of coherence and scope.
Though other books have depicted aspects of the Iraq war in more intimate and harrowing detail, though other books have broken more news about aspects of the war, this volume gives the reader a lucid, tough-minded overview of this tragic enterprise that stands apart from earlier assessments in terms of simple coherence and scope.
The wide-scope interpretation of instrumental coherence seems unable to account for these asymmetries.
The wide-scope interpretation of instrumental coherence is also subject to objections independently of its combination with the thesis that one ought, or has reason, to be instrumentally coherent.
