"In the absence of strong, coherent efforts to bolster the city's security, incidents like this will inevitably continue".
When President Bush speaks tomorrow in Krakow, Poland, he should give the whole of Europe this message: we, the United States, want a strong, coherent European Union.
Talent bookers for television shows and reporters tended to call up experts who provided strong, coherent points of view, who saw things in blacks and whites.
Let's be clear, this is not a hypothetical danger: a review of almost 100 studies worldwide has found a strong, coherent and consistent association between certain types of media reporting and increased risk of suicide in vulnerable people.
This was a strong, coherent attack on the Corporation's founding principles, and as part of it, the BBC was forced to accommodate governors who were actively hostile, not merely critical.
The repeated impact history of a particular rock can result in a breccia welded either into a strong, coherent mass or into a weak, crumbly mixture in which the matrix consists of poorly aggregated or metamorphosed fragments.
In such a situation, "there will come a time where if you don't have a strong, coherent Lebanese armed forces to play a critical national security and stabilization role, the decay into broader patterns of civil violence might be very difficult to forestall," Mr. Nerguizian said.
Moreover, the echo waves from various backgrounds overlap and induce strong coherent speckles [1].
The results showed that a strong coherent coating was formed and surface hardness was improved.
A displacement operator can be implemented by sending a strong coherent state and the field which we want to displace to a high-transmissivity mirror [56].
