Sentence examples for through incoherent from inspiring English sources

Covalently connected carbon nanotubes create magnetic fields through graphene nanoribbons, cascading logic gates through incoherent spintronic switching.

Labour accused the government of undermining positive work through "incoherent policies", such as selling arms to the Saudi-led coalition while sending aid to Yemen.

Until the United States is willing to compromise instead of dictate, it will continue to lose influence through incoherent policies and arrogant assumptions.

This is a model of how liberty is lost today: often not with a blanket draconian law, but through incoherent and creeping restriction at a local level, with rules drawn up by community safety wardens, private security guards and other self-appointed "jobsworths".

The received signals of the uniform linear array, transmitted through incoherent multipath rays of sources with distinct angles and delays, are constructed into PARALIND model.

Received signals of the ULA, transmitted through incoherent multipath rays of sources with distinct angles and delays, are constructed into PARALIND model.

The dissent was a vivid tour through the incoherent landscape of the court's Establishment Clause jurisprudence.

In this model, extracellular Col9-a1 would control BMP-Smad signaling through an incoherent feed-forward signaling circuit, whereby activation of Ddr-mediated signaling would compensate ligand sequestration in the extracellular matrix.

The model, solely based on the emitting region and far-field divergence angle pertaining to the LD, is established through an incoherent superposition of multiple normalized Hermit Gaussian modes.

The Republicans are hijacking elections and redistricting the country and looting the Treasury and ignoring the Constitution and embittering our allies, while the Democrats are -- let's see, fumbling their way through an incoherent primary season and freaking out over Al Gore's endorsement of Howard Dean.

The recent and sudden pivot in our relations with China (and the shame of being congratulated for not raising human rights), our relationship with Saudi Arabia, the rebadging of UK embassies as trade outposts and the lack of a comprehensive vision on a crisis the magnitude and complexity of Syria; all feel ill-thought through and incoherent".