Everything's just plonked down any old how, without any coherent alphabetical system to guide you round. |
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The Busytown tapes fail to establish a conceptually coherent paradigm, however, and that bothers me. |
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Twenty milliseconds is a natural limit for the coherent integration period. |
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I like to think that I am still creative, that I can still form coherent thoughts and put them into words. |
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He gave coherent answers to questions and his demeanour appeared to be normal. |
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Taken collectively, such episodes destabilize the notion of a coherent, stable self while detaching the mind's moorings in the individual body. |
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In the absence of coherent arguments, the discussion quickly descended into backbiting and spats. |
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I'm all for experiment and economy, but a less ambitious reading might be more coherent. |
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There are three questions that must be asked if we are to develop a coherent legal structure that allows a market in lawsuits. |
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The speaker's words mirror that disorder, the inability to sustain coherent thought, dwindling to glossolalia. |
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The flow was largely laminar, and the streamlines remained remarkably coherent and showed little deviation during the course of the experiment. |
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Such views, however, stemmed more from Mitchel's hatred of capitalism and landlordism than from any coherent socialist ideology. |
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But where the document has been drafted as a coherent whole, repugnancy is extremely unlikely to occur. |
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Any theory put forward needed to be, or at least to claim to be, internally coherent and consistent in these respects. |
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The rationale for this schizoid behavior is that it's necessary for promoting a coherent media image. |
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I found them both coherent, lively and strange, though not without a touch of that mannered tricksiness you so often find in physical theatre. |
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There is, as a consequence, some repetition and little sense that the eleven articles constitute a coherent whole. |
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Were they really all too jacked up on hormones to make their brain function enough to form coherent speech? |
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The difficulty is to ensure that the resulting position is coherent with both our physical constitution and the closure of physics. |
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The general impression was of a scrappy and superficial campaign, facing a coherent and single-minded Government. |
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Condensing lengthy, rambling stories written in different styles into a coherent narrative is a difficult task. |
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But rather than rendering coherent thumbnails of their lives and achievements, Baldwin adds footage to question and undermine these innovators. |
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Since physics depends on coherent argument, this manner of presentation is clearly ill-suited to the books' purpose. |
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Hawkins doesn't give us a heap of recitative, but actually finds a coherent musical structure that fits the poems. |
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This, in turn, is based on the metaphysical assumption that the universe is harmonious and coherent. |
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Out of these raw materials he created a coherent strategy for re-presenting the Court's amours in a more positive light. |
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When you're watching a seemingly coherent film, you do expect attention to detail and continuity, you also expect the use of logic and reason. |
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The core is the alignment of traditionalists, libertarians, and anti-communists into a coherent conservative movement. |
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But at least it tried to offer what it thought was a coherent alternative to the society it was reacting against. |
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Their opinions are derived from coherent conceptual frameworks, not emotions and propaganda. |
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However, the two do an excellent job putting all the details together in a coherent, even riveting narrative. |
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This broadly political concern, though, remained unarticulated in a coherent way. |
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She said that he was a coherent, intelligent and articulate man but one with a tendency to ramble on. |
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The degree to which a coherent national identity has existed is debatable despite the assimilationist policies of the government. |
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Can unlinked tales with recurrent names or places as motifs form a coherent whole between covers? |
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Character and script are more important than plot, which is pretty much coherent but skittery. |
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The writer aims to take those fleeting, ephemeral, sensual moments and transform them into something rich, coherent and meaningful. |
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They're going to come out of this with a coherent set of guidelines and understandings. |
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This map would promote a coherent, efficient, and economical wargaming effort. |
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There are of course lasers with wavelengths in the infrared, masers that emit coherent microwaves, and even x-ray lasers. |
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I follow sullenly, muttering something barely coherent, concerning lies and unfairness. |
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I grew up with a clear picture of the Iron Curtain too, since it was spoken of as though it were as coherent an artifact as the Berlin Wall. |
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But this would not be a rational procedure and would not produce an optimally coherent system of beliefs. |
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Despite the relatively coherent chronological stratigraphy demonstrated at the ice patches, temporal gaps are evident. |
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Second, the statements in the stories about these speeches were unitized into themes or utterances that address a coherent idea. |
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Mixing legend and history, he provides a coherent narrative based upon traditional materials. |
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What results is a series of subplots that just don't string together well to form a coherent story. |
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Foremost is the need to develop a coherent policy framework to coordinate the reconstruction effort. |
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There's no coherent national voice explaining the charter school idea to Congress, the media, or other educators. |
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I just wish I had a more coherent thought here to discharge with a flourish into the dense fog that blankets the republic. |
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I would like to turn the long answer into something coherent and digestible, but I can't make any promises on either of those counts. |
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Though abandoning the Benthamite system of beliefs, he failed to devise in its stead a coherent system of thought of his own. |
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The detention of children without a coherent rationale is institutional child abuse. |
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The theory was coherent, but its assessment of European working-class militancy was quite wrong. |
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If anything, the interview is better written and more coherent, whereas the speech transcribers were clearly having a great deal of difficulty. |
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This is something I've been thinking about for awhile now and hopefully it comes out somewhat coherent and cogent. |
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Neither plaintiff can articulate any coherent argument, and the case ought to have been tossed out in an instant. |
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I fail to see how that provides a logical, coherent argument for the increase. |
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Well, that's not the most coherent argument I've ever put together in favor of the educational system, but you get the idea. |
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These constitute not a coherent theory of history or of liberty but a series of insights that continue to enlighten and inspire. |
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If we can't construct coherent policies to combat crime effectively, let's just pay it protection money. |
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In this important new book, he suggests that what is lacking is a coherent theory of markets as social institutions. |
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Somehow out of these nearly antipodal situations a coherent policy of managerial control will have to be fashioned. |
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I can think of a lot of reasons why this is neither a good nor a coherent policy. |
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It presents a clear and coherent argument that applies historical analysis to a significant contemporary issue. |
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It is not surprising that his administration has failed to produce a systematic, coherent policy on religion. |
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Come on Chris, go study your contraception pamphlets and military briefing papers and come back when you're coherent. |
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I'm not coherent and relevant at the best of times, if I'm dead-on-my-feet tired it's even worse. |
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Thanks to the fellow rider who saw the whole thing, pulled over, and made sure I was coherent. |
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In fact I was more coherent about the general approach than I can remember being. |
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The leader visited the EU today and showed that he is as coherent now as he ever was. |
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Although he had a few drinks he was sufficiently coherent to arrange a taxi home. |
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The thief was sober, coherent and, although clearly dangerous, seemingly intelligent. |
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You may have it wrong and backward, but at least you are coherent, unlike most on this thread. |
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But now that I'm finally coherent enough to write again, I went ahead and updated. |
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By then, he was coherent enough to be able to listen to the twin's conversation. |
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Luckily, as drunk as we were, we were still coherent enough to bat away the guy's sales pitch with enough authority to be allowed to leave. |
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When she does catch what we are talking about she is very coherent and has intelligent comments to make. |
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It also developed a coherent body of theological and administrative opinion. |
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Think security and the idea of assembling a coherent body of knowledge on a terrorist organisation. |
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With this work, he achieves a rare artistic testimony as well as a new step in the very coherent body of his work. |
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The proposed national body would be a coherent group to represent the needs of all female sports in Ireland. |
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One is called on constantly to articulate and represent one's practice as a coherent body of work. |
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As a collection of works the exhibition doesn't seem very unified, it doesn't have a coherent visual voice. |
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The prize will honor a visually compelling, coherent body of work that bears witness and has integrity of purpose. |
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Consequently we have a relatively coherent body of knowledge about ancient Hawaiian healing practices. |
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In other words, the phase of the coherent matter wave is well defined but the number of atoms fluctuates from site to site. |
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A laser differs from ordinary light because it is coherent light, but that is pretty much irrelevant for propulsion purposes. |
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There is an implicit question as to whether perfections are coherent such that they can exist in one person. |
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These five sealings form a coherent record group, since they contain related subject content and are all impressed with the same seal. |
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Without a coherent understanding of what has happened, and why, public discussion has descended into a shallow and unhelpful blame game. |
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I was absolutely demolished, emotionally wrung dry, incapable of coherent speech for a half-hour or so afterwards. |
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The coherent light beams could lead to ultrafast computer circuitry that transmits data optically. |
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The scope of the book is impressive, and his accomplishment is that he has synthesized such a wealth of information into a coherent narrative. |
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Even then, the relative strengths and weaknesses of all of this information has to be synthesised into a coherent whole. |
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A clear and coherent understanding of our national past is an essential building block for the future. |
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The few coherent voices among these fundamentalists argue developing small penetrator nukes will damage international arms-control efforts. |
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Instead of a coherent whole expressing an organic unity through every aspect of its being, the engineers hand us a bag of separate traits. |
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Subsequently, we have developed a two-dimensional Fourier analysis tool for the study of coherent light scattering by biological nanostructures. |
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To what extent can these changes be put down to a coherent management attempt to reform workplace industrial relations? |
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Don't make coherent arguments backed up with facts, and make me upvote you. |
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Assemblages are denned as coherent suites of plant fossils preserved in discrete lithological units. |
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Such evasiveness not only works to the advantage of religious conservatives but hampers attempts to articulate a coherent religious left agenda. |
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Rather than regard corporate units as parts of a coherent whole, investors began to demand the divestiture of poorly performing assets. |
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Lavishly rendered scenes can overcome a lot of obstacles, but nothing can distract us from the non-existence of a coherent story. |
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But at least there was a coherent stance behind it, viz. an absolutist rejection of force, whatever the consequences. |
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The sound was completely coherent, the transitions between solos faultlessly smooth in their style and execution. |
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The very complicatedness of this layered, homosocial, mentor-mentee liaison makes it compelling, if not exactly coherent. |
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This is in part because its form is paratactic and can therefore seem like a loose assemblage of small pieces without a coherent shape. |
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While dissenting voices are certainly needed on the council they should be those that espouse a coherent ethical view. |
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The World Cup is one coherent drama with developing conflict, mounting tension and a climactic resolution. |
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Below the lowest sheet of largely coherent mafic igneous rocks is the Phyllite-Quartzite Group, a sequence of turbidites and black mudrocks. |
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His choice of words has occasionally been politically naive, but his views are sincerely held and his arguments are internally coherent. |
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Lacking a clear or coherent argument, the book also lacks anything in the way of vivid anecdote. |
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He can put together a coherent policy programme which emphasises sensible reform of the public services and the tax and benefits system. |
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There is no coherent body of EC or EU law governing the position of third-country nationals. |
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Thus both sources must be read with the knowledge that a complete and coherent truth can never be fully retrieved. |
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The result is an ongoing series of autobiographical films, one of the most coherent bodies of work in the cinema. |
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They often present a body of traditions and beliefs as coherent and timeless. |
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Here we have a coherent body of knowledge, which Lyndon LaRouche has developed. |
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We also have a coherent body of activists who are committed to changing the world. |
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One of the most visually coherent and imposing bodies of work I did see was that produced by a fourth year sculpture student. |
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All of these elements recur again and again, helping to create the impression of a body of work that is remarkably coherent. |
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Indeed, the schema serves to structure the knowledge of the instances, bringing them together into a coherent network. |
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No matter how impossible with current resources, a coherent, visionary curatorial strategy is absolutely essential to the survival of the museum. |
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Athletics is several years behind swimming in the development of a coherent structure and a winning mentality. |
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Whatever might be said against the classic interpretation, it was at least coherent and comprehensible. |
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Lives are narratable as coherent in terms of the categories language makes available. |
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On the contrary, the moderate forces were at best a largely unrepresentative minority without an especially coherent programme. |
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The present application is inappropriate and unsupported by any coherent evidence. |
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There is still a good way to go before a really coherent scheme for presenting Stonehenge to its many visitors is achieved, and time is pressing. |
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I have a basic difficulty in forming a meaningful connection with any living creature who cannot communicate in coherent sentences. |
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Note too that we would not even consider this to be a coherent semantic field in English. |
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The remaining two spots plot concordantly at slightly older ages than those of the coherent age group. |
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Over the course of his career, he has taught electromagnetics, communication and information theory, circuit syntheses, and coherent optics. |
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She stuttered awkwardly, trying to introduce herself, incapable of uttering a coherent sound. |
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Some are unable to string together words in a coherent fashion, others curse the never-ending punishment. |
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Maybe the third movie will bring the whole thing together for a coherent conclusion, but don't hold your breath. |
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Instead of projecting a coherent alternative view, it did little more than reflect the petty fears haunting today's Quebecers. |
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She was intelligent and coherent and not the least bit cosy or vacuously spiritual. |
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He has flown himself away to the clinic to emerge back into the public eye as a bright-eyed, coherent young man. |
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This laboratory system breadboarding enabled ESA to get acquainted with the intricacies of coherent, free-space optical communication. |
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Far from being a designer frill, the courtyard is a 'building block' of coherent urbanism for an entire urban district. |
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The political consciousness is not as clear and coherent as it was in the great days of radical Hollywood. |
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The fund manager reckons that these investment vehicles have a coherent overall asset allocation strategy. |
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Again, no one has ventured a coherent explanation of this theory, let alone bothered to hint at what the evidence for it might be. |
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Although Kaczynski tends to expand verbosely on his opinions, his thoughts always remain coherent and directed by a conscious design. |
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A laser is the generator of intense coherent, electromagnetic radiation in the spectral range between ultra violet and infrared wavelengths. |
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Yet true to chaos theory, the appearance of non-linearity does not necessarily imply a lack of coherent structures. |
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I was as close as a young lady might be to her abigail, but it did not help that I could not drag a coherent word out of her. |
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Without the benefit of any of the guest vocalists, the band is still able to construct a coherent story. |
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As his mouth was stuffed full to bursting with food, he was barely coherent. |
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What it needs is a much more powerful, consistent, and coherent political expression. |
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If you are intoxicated it can be quite hard to explain the situation in a coherent way. |
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Yeah, the files exist in scattered formats in other places, but that powder blue box held the central, coherent files. |
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Malachite is also well known as loosely coherent aggregates and. as thin green films and stains. |
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I am willing to put my point over and can do so in a coherent, understandable manner. |
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Too easily swayed by the last opinion, I struggled to order my views into one coherent Weltanschauung. |
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Creating authentic images depends on coherent focusing, color correction and proper whiteness. |
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The coherent arrangement of the pictures allows one to seek out what one wishes to view. |
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Altman must pull the strings for a stellar cast of 48, while interweaving maybe 20 storylines into a coherent whole with the aid of two observers. |
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As with heritage, life histories become coherent and credible only by invention, often in defiance of known fact. They persuade us not as vero but ben trovato. |
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The United States seemed to be suffering from a surfeit of power, which made it difficult for elites to formulate any coherent principles for its use. |
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There are very few classes of coherent emitters in the universe. |
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The human mind is much more capable of integrating images, logos, and short sound bites than it is of comprehending any sort of coherent, logical argument. |
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Normally I would have done this, but this morning some internet gremlins seem to have interfered with my ability to get coherent access to the online edition. |
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Within less than 200 pages he tells a coherent tale including both pertinent detail and amusing anecdote covering the period from Neanderthal prehumans to the present. |
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There is little evidence the party is developing a coherent argument that would persuade voters the centre-right is attractive or even relevant to them. |
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The deceased was always sober and coherent at the time of such conversations and had no reason to lie to her brother as she had nothing to gain from it. |
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The case law under the previous rules on this point was not coherent. |
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This rant then devolves into a general pasting of popular music and is not especially coherent, but then, what do you want out of a one-eared, stuffed deer. |
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For one thing, it will force the government to produce a compelling, coherent, consistent, and persuasive account of their programs, their debacles, and their triumphs. |
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The task of creating a coherent, statewide system for indigent defense out of the current hodgepodge of underfinanced defenders has been put off for too long. |
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But this may have been an attack of literary nerves because he feared the poem would not be taken seriously unless it appeared to hang together as a coherent whole. |
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An additional obstacle for low-skill readers is the process by which the meaning of individual words and phrases of written passages are integrated into a coherent whole. |
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He calls for a progression from the primitive lack of civilization of the primal horde to a sense of the dignity of all men in a developed and coherent society. |
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It can be seen most clearly when a coherent wave is split into two partial waves that are then recombined to produce a pattern of bright and dark fringes on a screen. |
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It does not have the centralisation of religious authority which can both unify people around a coherent set of values and prevent the emergence of extremes. |
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We see the dichotomies, the wealth of paradox and the inherent contradictions but fail to see what it is that unifies them all into a coherent whole in their minds. |
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She was here, in the moment, and she was totally coherent and rational. |
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Rather than developing a complex but coherent mythology that expounds upon specific ideas, Tarantino has simply created a collage of exploitation cinema. |
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Adequate understanding of linguistic, psycholinguistic, and sociolinguistic factors was considered essential in developing a coherent heritage language education policy. |
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The play is based on narratively coherent stories, but the language is like a dream and half-invented, so the audience has to do a lot of piecing together for themselves. |
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Not since my first and final term of grad school have I taken a morsel of foreign information and extrapolated it into a moderately coherent essay. |
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The stator has one more blade than the impeller, and is designed to reroute the airflow from the fan in a more coherent way, as well as minimize fan noise. |
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The larger the metropolis grows, the less coherent its image becomes. |
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We need them to convince us that they have a firm, agreed and coherent strategy for continuing to prosecute the odyssey upon which they have embarked. |
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His desk, by contrast, had very few papers on it and some intuition told me that the slim ream of papers gathered orderly into a coherent pile meant something. |
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Fragile or not, June had a family and a place in their lives, and thus a coherent, stable identity despite the pains and doubts of her daily life. |
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The screenwriter should give the film its own coherent and persuasive narrative, with an approach that discards the issue of being true or untrue to the original. |
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Overall, these individual narratives were insightfully blended together, resulting in an extremely coherent though complex and conceptually strong exhibition. |
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I don't know how to coalesce my observations into a coherent picture. |
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This means that coherent spin waves will appear below the temperature at which magnetic ordering sets in, while a transverse incoherent component will exist above. |
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Sitting up slowly, she pushed hair out of her eyes and glanced sleepily around, her eyes taking in the room a little more thoroughly now that she was coherent. |
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The Keep America Safe website was at least a globally literate and coherent representation of international security issues. |
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When you and Blake split, you weren't coherent about anything. |
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This is a thematically coherent collection of well-crafted pop songs, expertly played by accomplished musicians. |
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The inability of the political establishment to find a coherent response to the economic slump of the Great Depression furthered the growth of the right wing. |
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Hence, it becomes a laundry list of programs, not a coherent narrative. |
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It seems unlikely that the ASU contingent will be able to make a coherent case against Farland. |
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It must be said, however, that the Fogg portrait is not absolutely coherent as a mirror image because the cameo bracelet the marquise wears is not shown reversed. |
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The Angry Penguins had no coherent political outlook and the Boyd family circle espoused a confused mixture of liberal humanism and religious pacifism. |
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He said this would help inform a consistent and coherent regional framework that could provide a further anchor for the initiatives that must be pursued. |
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Connolly wisely has kept this narratorial voice from the book and it acts as a glue to stitch the disjointed narrative flow of the film, to keep it coherent. |
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The words that are recognizable are not strung together in a coherent way. |
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The concept of the centered structure is contradictorily coherent. |
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There are celebrity judges to wrangle and emotionally wrecked contestants to coax coherent interviews from. |
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The district attorney just says there simply isn't enough time to do what he needs to do in order to present a coherent argument tomorrow during this hearing. |
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While some of its specifics are a problem, the overall argument provides a coherent, long-sighted perspective on this most restive period in the history of the stage. |
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For example, I doubt that I possess a single, coherent theory of law. |
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In such a vacuum of political criticism, one might expect national newspaper columnists to step in and make coherent remarks upon government policy. |
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Who can say why certain groups gel as they do and hit the listener with coherent loveliness, no matter how discordant the melody, while others laze in formlessness. |
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He said the failure to develop a coherent immigration policy would have a devastating impact. |
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The remaining essays, despite the editors' protestations that this volume is more thematically coherent than the typical Festschrift, are something of a grab bag. |
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The human mind is much more capable of integrating images, logos, and short sound bites than it is at comprehending any sort of coherent, logical argument. |
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The Executive undertakes to produce a coherent programme of government which the parliament is duty bound to scrutinise, debate and give assent to. |
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His counterfactual musings don't provide any practicable, coherent or implementable alternatives. |
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The 1957 Act made a miscellany of changes of the law of homicide which can hardly be described as amounting to a coherent and interlocking scheme. |
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The collection is organized sonically rather than chronologically, which makes for a more coherent listening experience, but kind of tells the story out of order as a result. |
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We have seen how necessary it is that one mind, disembarrassed of all extraneous influences, shall create one coherent plan which shall ever after be strictly followed. |
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A law-enforcement official told CNN that Rockefeller was coherent and showed no sign of intoxication. |
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Route Irish is at least propelled by salutary anger and a coherent point of view. |
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But above and beyond these tensions, there was usually a powerful sense of all-American values which held US society together as a coherent and dynamic whole. |
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In the early 1990s, the Bay State adopted a set of smart, coherent standards and well-aligned state tests. |
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In coherentist terminology this would mean that a person is justified in holding a position if and only if the position is an element of an integratedly coherent position set held by this person. |
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These portentous rumblings aside, no coherent position on ectogenesis has emerged so far within the pro-life movement. |
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It was, however, in the second act, when Mr Luscombe welded his somewhat disparate cast into a coherent and effective whole, that his skill as a director became apparent. |
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This man is an addlebrained and barely coherent rabble-rouser. |
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Chimney-sweeps, on the other hand, formed distinct and coherent communities, their filthy appearance and offensive smell forcing them into collective isolation. |
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The latter story, a somewhat incomplete-seeming outline of a tale, is as much an early exercise in metafiction and ghost-storytelling technique as a coherent narrative. |
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Western culture is based on an idea of an integrated, coherent, solid-state self and on the related idea that we are all equally morally responsible. |
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It exists today in myriad, fragmented Sumerian, Hittite, Babylonian, and other versions that scholars have had to piece together in order to assemble coherent accounts. |
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But he inheres to the tradition of Fa, considering coherent discourse essential for the functioning of the state. |
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The thesis of this chapter is that a canonical hermeneutic, is supported by theological foundations rooted in the history of interpretation which reflect a coherent understanding of bibliology. |
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The earliest coherent Germanic text preserved is the 4th century Gothic translation of the New Testament by Ulfilas. |
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What we get is a sporadically coherent, jokey string of chases, fights and explosions. |
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Eventually, ISIS will collapse as a coherent and effective force. |
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There was no coherent approach, for example, to appoggiature and other decorations. |
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No, it is the lack of any coherent urban structure, of real streets and worthwhile public spaces. |
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A deranged drainage system is a drainage system in drainage basins where there is no coherent pattern to the rivers and lakes. |
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The 1818 rifacimento altered and rearranged the essays so as to form a more coherent whole, divided into three volumes. |
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King Lear is not only portrayed as doddering, reduced to lip-smacking and pant-wetting, but deprived of coherent speech as well. |
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Theories unite appearances into coherent, lawful, and universal wholes that further appearances will, it is hoped, confirm or disconfirm. |
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Their chronological overlap with older structures makes it difficult to classify them as a coherent tradition. |
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Even if disjointed and unconnected, all the initiatives were presented as a coherent and chronologic corpus of ideas mundacistas. |
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It does suggest, however, that Labour is a factionalised party with an ideologically coherent minority grouping located on its right. |
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It's also a coherent light source, which means that the waves have a constant phase difference. |
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Comparative analysis of coherent light action versus non-coherent light for tissue repair in diabetic rats. |
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This method is based on diffraction and interference of coherent light wave. |
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Without reference to such expansive spatial connections, there can be no clear or coherent formulation of this term. |
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Maurice organised the rebellion against Spain into a coherent, successful revolt. |
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Thus we can reconstruct Common Germanic as having seven coherent classes of strong verbs. |
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This group does not form a coherent class, as each verb has different irregularities from each other verb. |
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It was aimed towards the less learned clergymen and the laymen, while the second, more coherent version was aimed towards all literates. |
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My view would be that if a case is just then we should look for ways of supporting it by coherent argument. |
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One group of students gave a well-balanced and coherent presentation. |
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A coherent classification of Narrow Bantu will likely need to exclude many of the Zone A and perhaps Zone B languages. |
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Needlepunching is the process of converting batts or webs of loose fibers into a coherent nonwoven fabric on a needle loom. |
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Noncoherent modulation is easier generated than coherent modulation and is usable in many FSK transmittions. |
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This variety of fascinating details didn't fall together into an enjoyable, coherent whole. |
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In spite of the apodeictism of these statements, Foucault never articulates a fully coherent position on sexual repression. |
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A numerical method is developed to find the source and direction of the coherent radiation that is responsible for the existence of attopulses. |
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When in court, it is inadvisable to blurt out the first thing you think of. Instead, take time to construct coherent sentences. |
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My signaller retired hurt after being budnamed by yours, so we have no coherent news. |
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She intimidated me so much that I could hardly get out a coherent sentence in her presence. |
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Perhaps Khrushchev did have a coherent plan in mind at the time he placed the nuclear missiles in Cuba. |
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The conjecture made in Tsinober and Levich was that coherent structures should possess a significant coherent helicity. |
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It did not provide a complete and coherent system of all applicable rules or give legal solutions for all possible cases. |
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Rather, the provisions of Roman law were fitted into a more coherent system and expressed in the national language. |
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More recently, some historians have been much less keen to define the Renaissance as a historical age, or even as a coherent cultural movement. |
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Further to this, there was a suggestion that the microtubules could be pumped into a coherent state by biochemical energy. |
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For example, in a coherent system the units of force, energy and power are chosen so that the equations. |
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Once a set of coherent units have been defined, other relationships in physics that use those units will automatically be true. |
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This coherent group shared a common origin, dealt with a particular mode of warfare, and exchanged influences. |
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Though individual figures are less naturalistic, they are grouped in coherent grouped compositions to a much greater degree. |
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The conception of an opera as a coherent structure was slow to capture Handel's imagination and he composed no operas for five years. |
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It was an organic, coherent, and systematic work of legislation encompassing the civil and penal law. |
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No doubt he thought he had critically exposed its wrongmindedness and destroyed its claims to acceptance as a serious or coherent theory of law. |
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The glassworker can then quickly inflate the molten glass to a coherent blob and work it into a desired shape. |
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This was a period of increasing prosperity, and the first to see a coherent style used across Europe, from Scandinavia to Switzerland. |
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He argues the art-historical cases for their chronology and the result is valuable for revealing a coherent corpus, which he summarizes succinctly. |
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Despite the statute, the courts did not develop a comprehensive and coherent legal doctrine for patent law for more than a century after the statute came into force. |
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Asquith died in 1928 and the enigmatic figure of Lloyd George returned to the leadership and began a drive to produce coherent policies on many key issues of the day. |
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Successive waves of immigrants have in the past formed coherent ethnic enclaves, some of which continue to contribute to the rich ethnic texture of Worcester today. |
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Although such classifications are not entirely arbitrary, it is not possible to devise a coherent linguistic set of criteria for the boundaries between languages. |
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In the past, a lack of a coherent definition for South Asia resulted in not only a lack of academic studies, but also in a lack interest for such studies. |
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Each page uses a different and coherent set of decorative motifs. |
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The overarching aim of the proposal is to provide philosophy with an expressive and coherent framework that could represent a valid alternative to modal logic. |
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We use dynamic coherent backscattering to study one of the Anderson mobility gaps in the vibrational spectrum of strongly disordered three-dimensional mesoglasses. |
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Much of the scholarly literature addressing Holmes's opinions was written before much was known about his life, and before a coherent account of his views was available. |
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Northwest Bantu is clearly not a coherent family, but even for Central Bantu the evidence is lexical, with little evidence that it is a historically valid group. |
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This meant that Hadrian's Wall from this point must have been almost unguarded and ceased to be a coherent and uniformly organized border security system. |
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Culture, for me, is the effort to provide a coherent set of answers to the existential predicaments that confront all human beings in the passage of their life. |
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The classic double-slit experiment is simple to execute, requiring only a coherent light source such as a laser pointer, a screen and a plate with two thin parallel slits. |
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We will engineer ultra-strong and coherent light-matter interactions between single emitters and graphene, and implement several quantum electrodynamics applications. |
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During the economic collapse of the 17th century, Spain had little coherent economic policy, but French mercantilist policies were imported by Philip V with some success. |
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The restorative justice approach added a coherent framework for encouraging offender change that was theologically, sociologically and penologically sound. |
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From these elements was forged a highly innovative and coherent style. |
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We find that in both LH2 and LH1 complexes, symmetry increases energy transfer rates by enabling the cooperative, coherent process of supertransfer. |
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With a sudden increase in the use of New Psychoactive Substances or legal highs, some UK agencies have struggled to mount a coherent response to them. |
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