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31. By 1924, the party had lost all discipline and coherence.

32. This new perception of celestial motion immediately explained numerous daily observations and solved problems of astronomical coherence.

33. The variety of Smith's endeavours was informed by a vision of great coherence and simplicity.

34. Having disposed of one great story which gave coherence to human life, Western culture substituted another called scientific progress.

35. It became a major confrontation because of disorganisation and lack of coherence within the protest itself.

36. I suggest, following Lakatos, that the crucial difference lies in the relative coherence of the two theories.

37. Firstly, a research programme should possess a degree of coherence that involves the mapping out of a definite programme for future research.

38. Logical coherence has been gained at the expense of empirical relevance.

39. Rarely has a term of public discourse gone so directly from obscurity to meaninglessness without any intervening period of coherence.

40. One approach to the hypertext-to-text coherence problem is a labor-intensive one and treats the hypertext form as a rough draft.

41. You also need a feeling of coherence and consistency between your work and your beliefs.

42. In various animal studies, there is a coherence in the EEG between different brain areas involved in the same task.

43. As a label it conveys a sense of purpose and purveys an often spurious impression of coherence and integrity in working relationships.

44. Like the greatest cardinal number, Russell's class similarly fails to satisfy the requirement of coherence.

45. In 2 we examined the role of cohesive devices in creating coherence, but we also looked at their limitations.

46. That gives us a foundation and a coherence to work from.

47. Check that your structure will give shape and coherence to your essay.

48. The second kind has to do with the conceptual coherence of the theory that the empirical investigation is designed to support.

49. They give a sense of unity and coherence to our cognitive effort(Sentencedict.com ), but can never themselves be exhibited in sense experience.

50. Having played his last major card without success, de Gaulle's strategy seemed to lose coherence.

51. The coherence is therefore not only a coherence over time but also a consistency or cohesion in action.

52. The report urges greater coherence in research planning and co-ordination between the various funders.

53. For Brooks, Wimsatt and Beardsley complexity and coherence together constitute the key considerations in the analysis of literary texts.

54. Because their legal status and powers are confused, judicial control of their activities lacks coherence.

55. This intervention has the effect both of undermining managerial autonomy and of weakening the coherence of political control by blurring objectives.

56. This has the great plus of achieving a certain coherence and integrity through the whole of the legislative programme and executive actions.

57. Closed societies, marked by a high degree of coherence in belief and custom, can be found throughout history.

58. The first step must be to restore coherence and confidence to the central direction of economic policy.

59. My criticisms are a slight lack of coherence in the product.

60. Strictly speaking the extreme ultraviolet light does not come from a laser, but it does retain the coherence of the original.