Sentence examples for strongly incoherent from inspiring English sources

The most common complaint, however, is that the notion is either obscure, or, more strongly, incoherent or cognitively meaningless.

There are a number of potential reasons why genes could be strongly incoherent as shown in these histograms discussed later.

We further refined this by using the notion of gene coherence; in doing so we discovered that a number of genes are strongly incoherent, behaving erratically across the studies.

Measurements of elastic constants on thermally sprayed coatings often lead to apparently incoherent results and strongly limit transferability among different analytical techniques.

The present results suggest that MT+ encodes visual motion but does not strongly distinguish between coherent and incoherent motion.

In fact, the group velocity of the probe field strongly sensitive to the rate of the incoherent pump and the tunnelling effect.

Furthermore, while the rebellion of the Danish filmmakers makes sense within a world dominated by commercial cinema, the rebellion of Blincoe and Thorne is incoherent in a literary world already strongly infected by simplicity, presentism, blankness and a love affair with the cinematic.

In addition, the incoherent images displayed a contrast that was strongly dependent on the atomic number (Z contrast).

Since Russell was inclined to feel that "Bull-fighting is bad" is true, and since this is not an incoherent thing to feel or think, this strongly suggests that "bull-fighting is bad", unlike "Oh to be in England!", is not in the optative mood.

For example, a significant EEG pattern observed in adults under propofol general anesthesia and anesthesia maintained by an ether-derived anesthetic is incoherent slow oscillations across the entire head and strongly coherent alpha oscillations across only the front of the head (Purdon et al., 2013).

In particular, transcriptional edges have a much higher cost than the other classes of interactions, and we can speculate that on an evolutionary scale this may have strongly disfavored the development of interactions leading to frustration, i.e., of incoherent or contradictory transcriptional orders.