Sentence examples for through coherence from inspiring English sources

This is not a world you escape, or one in which there is hope of redemption through coherence.

In a review of the international literature dealing with transition to school practices, Petriwskyi et al. (2005) found that continuity is achieved in three ways: through communication linkages; through coherence of experience and through system coherence.

The concept of using tire surface strain measurement is first experimentally investigated using a quarter-car test bench, through coherence evaluation between the vertical force injected at the wheel hub and the out-of-plane velocity field over the lateral surface of the tire, as measured using a scanning laser Doppler vibrometer (LDV).

Moreover, in the awake monkey the sensitivity to global motion of individual MT neurons, while increasing over time (for about 2 seconds), is comparable to the sensitivity of motion discrimination of both monkeys and humans, as assessed through coherence threshold [53].

For example, according to the communication through coherence hypothesis, tuning of gamma frequency activity may facilitate selective interactions between distant brain regions (Fries, 2009).

Moreover, the interactions between these spatially segregated rhythms (as measured through coherence) are dynamically modulated by movement and dopamine with phase lag and lead being frequency dependent.

This theory is known as communication-through-coherence.

The above theory of 'communication-through-coherence' proposes maximal effective connectivity and information exchange during optimal phase alignment.

Exogenous dopaminergic stimulation through medication acts to restrain excessive communication-through-coherence, sufficient to improve system performance and alleviate motoric symptoms.

It has been previously suggested that the instantaneous effective connectivity between different cortical regions depends on the phase alignment between their intrinsic activities, a theory termed communication-through-coherence (Fries, 2005, 2009; Womelsdorf et al., 2007).

Since 1999, agenda setting related to decent work has been realized incrementally and expressed through policy coherence enabled through formal global governance mechanisms (e.g. UN coherence system process), and through influence on the discourses and practices of individual organizations in particular the WHO.