Sentence examples for sufficiently coherent from inspiring English sources
Second, the proposal that a singular belief is justified merely in virtue of being a member of a justified totality can be questioned because, plausibly, a belief can be a member of a sufficiently coherent system without in any way adding to the coherence of that system.
During the two years my tutee and I worked together, she tried to pass the English section of the G.E.D. several times and didn't succeed, always unable to write a sufficiently coherent essay.
By Hendrik Hertzberg January 6, 2011 Here's me on GRITtv today elaborating on this week's Comment about the iniquity of the Senate filibuster: Reining in the filibuster would make it easier for Congressional majorities to enact their proposals — and to enact them in sufficiently coherent form that they have a chance of working as planned and being judged accordingly.
Here's me on GRITtv today elaborating on this week's Comment about the iniquity of the Senate filibuster: Reining in the filibuster would make it easier for Congressional majorities to enact their proposals — and to enact them in sufficiently coherent form that they have a chance of working as planned and being judged accordingly.
A special type of selection applied to the memetic solution of the multi-objective problem narrows the set of alternatives to the ones that are sufficiently coherent.
To this effect, a value for E thresh that is not too small to reject window sets that may be sufficiently coherent, while rejecting those that are, is found around twice the minimum resolution.
But what I can't really see is that as a paper it all hangs together in a sufficiently sound and coherent way.
It would be virtually impossible to simplify the narrative sufficiently to create a coherent book.
A belief system is justified if it is coherent to a sufficiently high degree.
In addition, these results confirmed that the spin dephasing in GaAs quantum dots, arising due to the spin-orbit coupling [7, 8] is not sufficiently severe to prohibit a coherent spin manipulation.
The use of GB has been given special importance with the extension of the SuperDARN to mid-latitudes (Baker et al. 2007), where the percentage of ionospheric coherent echoes is sufficiently lower in comparison with polar and sub-polar regions.
