Sentence examples for small but cohesive from inspiring English sources

Under the mud and muck was a small but cohesive bit of the lower bow.

But many here have inferred that the suit is alluding to Passaic's Orthodox Jews, a small but cohesive minority living mostly in the city's Third Ward.

In the small but cohesive Mormon community where he grew up, Hans Mattsson was a solid believer and a pillar of the church.

Although Mr. Bochner abandoned photography in 1969, his small but cohesive body of work helped to shape Conceptual art as a movement and to persuade Mr. Bochner himself that ideas and objects are always interdependent.

This is primarily because the mountainous terrain in the region makes communication difficult, but also because there are so many small but very cohesive and distinct local communities.

On the other hand, when using a big k in clustering, more proteins will be discarded so as to engender some smaller but more cohesive modules, which means less and more reliable novel protein function annotations.

Thus, changing the parameter k is like adjusting the resolution of a zoom lens: increasing k makes the detected density region smaller but also more cohesive.

This miracle product pulls together your trees, lawn, and foundation plantings, and organizes them into small, culturally cohesive units.

He thinks the intelligence service should be run by a small, highly cohesive group, and so he suggests that the F.B.I. be removed from the counterterrorism business entirely.

It's a small, culturally cohesive country (population: 240,000), so in a week you can see a fair slice of it and not be unduly haunted by what you're missing.

Blaenau Ffestiniog (pronounced  Blay-NIGH Fes-TIN-ee-og) presents a stark tableau of just how such a currency area works to soften the wide disparities even within a relatively small and cohesive country like Britain.