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61. To the extent that the plan reflected any kind of programmatic coherence, its major thrust was toward housing rehabilitation.

62. This book presents a lens through which to view the emergent corrective efforts so that their coherence might become more clear.

63. These interlocutors, one assumes, were selected at random, for logical coherence in the set as a whole is wanting.

64. The centralizing pressures of the whole school were kept at the lowest level compatible with the necessary coherence of the enterprise.

65. It also produces poor discipline and coherence, and distrust among the players.

66. Certainly there is little coherence in her timetabled day: indeed perversely its very staccato pattern is a feature Susie quite enjoys.

67. The trade-off, as Fraser remarks,(sentencedict.com) is between freedom and coherence.

68. The issue of power brings a thread of coherence to what appear to be divergent reforms.

69. Consequently, the original policy of allowing tariff-free imports into the zone had little coherence with other national policies.

70. But rational coherence is only as good as its premisses; and the Presocratics' premisses are based on guesswork more often than observation.

71. There is no logic to much of what people think and say, no coherence to the views they hold so passionately.

72. They naturally assume coherence, and interpret the text in the light of that assumption.

73. All magazines and newspapers are a kind of conjuring trick - they put a gloss of coherence upon chaos.

74. It possesses fine coherence, impermeability and anticorrosion.

75. Coherence enjoys in nature the dichotomy between explicitness and implicitness, stability and dynamics, and microcosm and macrocosm.

76. Fiber grating is manufactured by application of phase mask means, which is of low requirement of time coherence and monochromaticity for light-source , simple craft and high rate of finished products.

77. If you start screwing around with the event you can lose coherence pretty easily - for example by forcing everyone to go together at a random time to hear a sponsor pitch.

78. Discourse transfer and its negative influence on coherence may go unheeded in writing for their inconspicuousness in grammar perspective.

79. Lexical reiteration is an important aspects in lexical cohesion, and provides a basis for discourse coherence. Sentencedict.com

80. A method for extracting both effective reflection events and zero-offset trace signals is developed using the lateral coherence and the property that signal amplitude changes with offset.

81. Use is made of a quasi-randon coherence function computer to carry out on-line identification for a typical chydroelectric servo position control system.

82. The power attenuation coefficient and the change of the coherence of the laser through the sediment-laden water are obtained in the experiment.

83. A frequency domain adaptive maximum likelihood (ML) time delay estimation algorithm based on squared coherence function is proposed.

84. Topic, as a functional element of text, can help the text producer achieve coherence by various means, thanks to its two important features: aboutness and giveness.

85. Einstein " never considered coherence ,'surmised Townes, now at the University of California at Berkeley.

86. This character of HLR data is called temporal coherence, which is assured by the real-time performance in the access operation of data.

87. Microscopy and coherence tomography systems, LIDAR and LADAR, fiber - optic sensors.

88. The distorted waves are filtered, and the similarity of the source functions is proved through analysing the coherence function.

89. With PCI address mapping mechanism, this research realized the inter-access between host and backup based on CPCI bus and the coherence between host and backup is thus realized.

90. FAO's report also argues that greater coherence among agriculture, food security and climate change policy-making is urgently needed.