Sentence examples for superior cohesion from inspiring English sources

As long as Brazil's players look like they've been introduced to each other in the bus on the way to the game, the American women's superior cohesion and fitness might neutralize their opponents' superior individual touch.

These included subjective vitality, leisure-time PA, quality of life, occupational stress and fatigue, group cohesion, relationships with superiors and colleagues, communication, job satisfaction, individual and team job performance, and work engagement.

Relatedness may have been fostered through the social support, group identity and cohesion of colleagues and superiors playing team sports [15 17].

It demonstrates that dull, base sensibilities of open worlds come at the expense of greater creative achievements: the senses of elegance, cohesion and character belonging to its far superior predecessor.

As for the Middle Ages, while Berlin could admit that the period might have been superior to what followed in some respects greater public order, intellectual security, social cohesion etc.—he regarded it as by and large an intellectually blank period, because of the very stability and conservatism of its intellectual life.

"Breaking the line" of the enemy fleet was one aim, because this broke the enemy's tactical cohesion and made it possible to overwhelm individual ships by bringing greatly superior force to bear on each of them in turn.

The S coatings exhibit superior adhesion strength, relative fracture toughness and wear resistance, due to sintering consequences (intraparticle cohesion, strain relief, tough splat boundaries), random dispersion of coherent nanozones and stress dissipation at nanograin boundaries.

No cohesion?

Cohesion matters.

Or cohesion.

See also cohesion hypothesis.