Sentence examples for strict coherence from inspiring English sources

"If Jefferson's letters can be a sort of Louisiana Purchase, lighting out for more territory than they require, Abraham Lincoln's are a struggle for union, battles for exactitude and strict coherence, limited-objective campaigns fought on short rhetorical rations," Mallon notes.

A strict coherence between the characteristics of the models and the ICER value cannot be deduced from this evaluation.

Currently there are many tools that can be used to edit biochemical reaction models in the form of SBML files (e.g., COPASI [ 2], CellDesigner [ 3], Virtual Cell [ 4]), but most of them enforce strict coherence of the entire model at all times.

It has been demonstrated that the recovery method based on Kronecker dictionary has much less strict requirements for coherence than the classic matching pursuit method with the same sparsity in regard to signal reconstruction, and it is deduced that the former has the higher successfully recovery bound [28, 45].

Some otherwise extreme subjectivists impose the further rationality requirement of regularity: only a priori falsehoods get assigned probability 0. This is sometimes also called 'strict coherence', and it is advocated by authors such as Kemeny (1955), Jeffreys (1961), Edwards et al. (1963), Shimony (1970), and Stalnaker (1970).

The reported beam expanding units has the deficiencies of serious speckle effect of coherence and the strict tolerance of alignment, respectively.

This conception is, on the one hand, too weak, since it treats the fact that I have settled on doing A as just one consideration among many in favour of doing it, whereas means-end coherence is a strict or peremptory demand.

Therefore, under strict QoS constraints, sending in each coherence block multiple codewords with shorter lengths may be preferable.

The men in the play are initially caught up in the deep enmeshment of body and psyche, as their coherence as a group depends upon strict rules when dressed in their female embodiments: e.g., they must address each other by their chosen female names.

The partnerships will include strict requirements on monitoring and evaluation, efficiency and coherence to encourage efforts towards a streamlined UN family.

25 29 46 Such impacts stem from the USA's desire for stricter protection of intellectual property rights, transparency of in-house evaluation, regulatory coherence, dispute settlement, government procurement and evidence-based decisions being contestable in court.