From all these cells, the brain gets 30 different representations of an image, which it — somehow — assembles into a coherent whole.
The settlement is chronically late, a further blow for councils that must somehow stitch together a coherent budget by the end of January.
Tang Shu-Wing's Hong Kong-based company – offering an abbreviated version in Cantonese – brought much of Titus's antic energy to life, but somehow failed to make coherent sense of the play.
But what Brown, and Labour, need is to somehow craft a compelling, coherent and above all united policy message to convince voters that they are not just the limping remnants of the party that chalked up an unprecedented three straight election victories.
It is an analyst's job to notice these errors, and to somehow incorporate them into a coherent account of the game.
OXFORD, England — The exam was simple yet devilish, consisting of a single noun ("water," for instance, or "bias") that applicants had three hours somehow to spin into a coherent essay.
I've been watching how conductor Simon Rattle puts together a programme of Sibelius's last three symphonies, and talking to the players about their feelings about this music, about how they collaborate with their conductors, and about their identity as an ensemble of 128 virtuosos who somehow manage to create a coherent orchestral entity of indescribable intensity when they play together.
Somehow, despite the lack of a coherent business model, it's become one of the most popular destinations on the Internet, and rightly so: the idea that anyone can become some sort of memestar by uploading a simple video is great.
Diverse biological rhythms are generated by thousands of cellular oscillators that are intrinsically diverse but somehow manage to function in a coherent oscillatory state.
It is a grand Palladian house – too homely to be called a mansion – that somehow looks as though there was a coherent grand design, but there wasn't.
