Sentence examples for tight cohesion from inspiring English sources
Inevitably, lacking the focus and tight cohesion of The Fight, it fully deserves to join the latter among the ranks of modern classics.
Groups that depend on tight cohesion and mutual sacrifice -- communes, convents, companies of soldiers, Mafia families -- tend to work best with no more than 150.
In the "Prologue," the eight double basses were especially convincing in jazz mode; the percussion section was perhaps too spread out physically to ensure tight cohesion.
To mainstream whites it's a tight cohesion that can't but look, from outside the cultural window, like occlusion, clannishness (sic) and inbreeding, a kind of reverse snobbery about what's 'def' and 'fresh' and in-the-Scene that eerily recalls the exclusionary codes of college Societies and WASP-only country clubs".
The tight cohesion one might expect of a group exhibition gives way to a series of works that require completely different mindsets to approach, almost acting as their own individual micro-exhibitions.
The horse handlers have to develop the tight cohesion needed to make every neigh, whinny, snort, nuzzle, ear position (straight when relaxed, pulled back when upset), trot and gallop ring true.
That can come from an unyielding focus on exams or from tight social cohesion.
They worry that while Shinui's electoral success may prove a flash in the pan, the ultra-Orthodox community, with its high birth-rate and tight inner cohesion, is likely to keep growing.
Two of the metrics, LSCC and TCC (Tight Class Cohesion), were then studied in more detail to determine where the contradictions were in the code that caused the conflicts.
The spatial and temporal control of Eco1 would ensure that only the proper tethers are stabilized, allowing a very tight regulation for cohesion establishment in sister chromatid cohesion.
