Sentence examples for would coherently from inspiring English sources

They also argue that if a meaning determining rule R for an expression e requires e to be used correctly, there is no room for such rules in the explanation of speech acts: If a speaker wants to say that p, a rule requiring them to use e correctly not only is of no help, there is no "slot" in the practical syllogism into which it would coherently fit (Glüer & Pagin 1999, 223f).

If a neuron is coding for this target location (left column), it would give the same response for each trial and these responses would coherently align in target coordinates (Fig. 4 E; upper-left table cell), but would spread apart in gaze coordinates (Fig. 4 E; lower-left table cell).

The CatER group faced the task of producing proposals that would embrace coherently a variety of local practices, and do so within a distributed system architecture.

"Fred would fall asleep and dream perfectly coherently in Chinese or Russian," Christie explains.

What would happen when he could no longer coherently articulate his annoyance or anger?

We hypothesized that modulating the visual stimulus coherently with one of the auditory streams would cause these stimuli to automatically bind together, with a consequent improvement in performance when the visual stimulus was coherent with the target auditory stream.

Further, on the mounting evidences and rapid progress in revealing key molecular factors and signaling pathways regulating bone forming cells and osteoporotic conditions, a systems biology approach to coherently relating these factors with mathematical modeling would be particularly helpful to better understand and evaluate therapeutics.

Perhaps you can look into the eyes of people you care for and respect and explain that providing their children with the full legal protection of an official family would threaten something important that no one seems to be able to coherently define.

No. Chaos looms; the rebellion is coherently against something, and not coherently for anything.

'Yesterday Bush failed to coherently defend his tax plan.

They can discuss them coherently and without distortion.