Similar words: cohesion, coherent, coherence, incoherent, thesis, synthesis, hesitate, on the side. Meaning: [-iːsɪv] adj. 1. causing cohesion 2. cohering or tending to cohere; well integrated.
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31. A mismatched, haphazard gang of pots looks terrible and it is worth investing some decent money in creating a cohesive style.
32. Too often the literature gives the impression of leading councillors and officers being a united, cohesive group.
33. To reiterate: every language has its own devices for establishing cohesive links.
34. Members of informal groups in work organizations usually have vague group objectives, and are less cohesive and behave erratically.
35. It was the quintessential Knight roster: No superstars, but balanced, cohesive and, above all, consistent.
36. Satisfaction for elderly people comes from being part of a cohesive group who know the rules, the politics and the history.Sentencedict.com
37. They had survived the trials of imperial retreat, economic decline, and industrial conflict, and remained cohesive and intact.
38. They are not a cohesive group, like financial services funds.
39. So cohesive and distinctive was the culture of Los Alamos that it could be satirized effectively.
40. The ultimate foundation of a free society is the binding tie of cohesive sentiment.
41. Managers may think that a team is doing the work, but it is certainly not a team in any cohesive sense.
42. Hope's original draft was longer, cohesive and more powerfully worded.
43. She sealed the parcel with cohesive tape.
44. the cohesive power of shared suffering.
45. They do not see themselves as a cohesive group.
46. As the cohesive force of emulsified asphalt in the mixture in initial stage is generally lower so that people always worry about the occurrence of raveling after compaction.
47. In theory, political parties could provide the cohesive force to balance the centrifugal influences of a fragmented committee system.
48. This is a solution where several physical hard disks (two or more) are governed by a unit called RAID controller, which turns them into a single, cohesive data storage block.
49. In this paper, the Bond Energy (BE) model is generalized to account for the cohesive energy of metallic clusters by considering the contributions of interior, surface, edge and vertex atoms.
50. Abrasive ratio, thermal stability, impact toughness and cohesive strength are main performance figures of PDC.
51. Cohesive components can be described in a single simple sentence.
52. The results show as the moisture increased, the internal friction angle and cohesive strength decrease with shearing strength reduced, which is the prime reason of the slope.
53. Credit culture is the key to a city's attractive and cohesive power.
54. The adhesive has high cohesive strength , low nitrogen content and low viscosity.
55. If the cohesive energy of the impurities is higher than that of the substrate ones or the doped atoms are bigger than the substrate ones, surface energy will be larger.
56. The solubility parameters derived from the cohesive energy density (CED) of each amorphous cell system at different co-melting temperatures were calculated with the molecule modeling analysis module.
57. The reduction of the surfactant concentration in the dispersions improves the cohesive strength of adhesives made with the dispersions.
58. Diaceton acrylamide is mainly used as homopolymer and is a good modifier as well, it has a broad range of uses such as in coatings, cohesive agents, hair spray, light-sensitive materials.
59. In the group event, five athletes work together as one cohesive unit.
60. A model account for the size, shape and structure dependent cohesive energy of metallic nanoparticles.
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