A brilliant actor might transcend a mediocre film, but only a director can offer the sustained coherence and sensibility that yields great art.
These sustained coherence changes have been shown to follow a retinotopic organization in V1 but are largely absent in the prestriate cortex (V2) (Rols et al., 2001).
The state sustains coherence and continuity among the partners through relationships of trust among the actors (or some reasonable amount of trust) and of state-reinforced interdependence (Fig. 2).
Taken together, these results indicate that, while individual tissues can be entrained by light/dark cycles and feeding schedules independently, the central clock plays an important role in sustaining coherence among peripheral tissues and robust circadian programs at the organismal level.
However, in conditions of inflammation and infection, which often accompany states of shock, vascular regulation and compensatory mechanisms needed to sustain hemodynamic coherence are lost, and the regional circulation and microcirculation remain in shock.
The Law of Coherence: Only the enterprise that sustains coherence in all its aspects, through ongoing orchestration, regenerates itself to thrive indefinitely.
Due to the transient character and non-constant phase of the results, any sustained wavelet coherence between precipitation and either sunspots or aa could be noticed.
Yet he managed to sustain a remarkable coherence of ethical ambition and personal presence throughout his voluminous labours.
Foster, who had intended to open the program with Stravinsky's "Jeu de Cartes," worked very hard to sustain Boulez's coherence and momentum.
But it does have coherence and sinew...
The tunes, like the band, were extended; in general, there wasn't enough rough-and-tumble ensemble coherence to sustain their length.
