Sentence examples for simplicity and coherence from inspiring English sources

It's a place of simplicity and coherence.

And considerations of simplicity and coherence tip the purely linguistic balance in Kirtsaeng's, nongeographical, favor.

It supports both conservative epistemic values, such as simplicity and coherence with existing belief, and progressive epistemic values, such as fruitfulness and theoretical unification (McMullin (1993) provides a classic list).

Epistemic (or cognitive) values such as predictive accuracy, scope, unification, explanatory power, simplicity and coherence with other accepted theories are taken to be indicative of a good scientific theory and figure in standard arguments for preferring one theory over another.

In this portrait, so reminiscent of the African masks that had fascinated him not for their intense expression but for their formal simplicity and coherence, Modigliani seems to have captured the essence of his subject, himself.

While some still hope that the former can be spelled out in purely logical, or at least purely formal, terms, it is often said that the latter must appeal to the so-called theoretical virtues, like simplicity, generality, and coherence with well-established theories; the best explanation would then be the hypothesis which, on balance, does best with respect to these virtues.

To hack is to seek simplicity, elegance, and coherence, but also to display one's non-attachment by way of gratuitous lulz, if non-attachment by

To hack is to seek simplicity, elegance, and coherence, but also to display one's non-attachment by way of gratuitous lulz, if non-attachment by

It certainly has the advantage of simplicity, if not also perception and coherence.

This system had a simplicity, coherence, and aesthetic charm that made it irresistible to those who felt that God was the supreme artist.

And if the Bauhaus attracted such consistent forms of hostility, that is due to the power and coherence of the image it presented to the world, of disciplined and monochrome modernist simplicity, usually involving steel and glass.