Sentences with phrase «show coherence»

She continues to describe how articulating your success stories verbally is crucial to being able to continue through the hiring process, underscoring that «it is therefore imperative to bring clarity and show coherence around your career story as early as possible.»

She continues to describe how articulating your success stories verbally is crucial to being able to continue through the hiring process, underscoring that «it is imperative to bring clarity and show coherence around your career story as early as possible.»

The result was a line of slippers and bags that show a coherence between them but that are also one - of - a-kind.

100 % i for once hope we loose to bournmouth because if we win wenger will say we show coherence and spirit and then we will be crushed by chelsea and both team of manchester.

The vision we present aims to show the coherence and unity of the Catholic faith.

Not exact matches

And if logical coherence in the world (e.g., pleasure requires pain) is a good itself, then free will and logical coherence can legitimately create the world you see, while also showing it to be the «best» world possible.

Here we propose a second criterion, which we will call «the criterion of coherence»: material from the earliest strata of the tradition may be accepted as authentic if it can be shown to cohere with material established as authentic by means of the criterion of dissimilarity.»

It is as a metaphysical argument that I will show that my reading of creativity and affirmation of God as the source of that creativity will result in an improvement in the coherence and consistency of Whitehead's system, including his doctrine of God.

It could be shown to rate highly in coherence (internal consistency and systematic interrelatedness) and comprehensiveness (the ordering of diverse types of experience).

In developing these concepts, however, he has shown little concern for consistency and coherence.

By providing a unifying concept that shows a common structure of a great number of spiritual quests, the process paradigm is presented and should illuminate and give coherence to the varieties of women's and men's experiences.

i think we will win, but i am afraid from wenger post-match saying its all okay we show togetherness and coherence bla bla bla.

Yesterday against Plymouth Argyle, the Us showed a control and poise for the first 45 minutes that denotes a manager in possession of good decision - making abilities and a tactical coherence that should take Oxford far in this division.

«Talk of «state monopoly» shows that the government fundamentally misunderstands the need for coherence in the education service.

Looking back on this account of Jeremy Corbyn one is struck by how his «world view» gives him a certainty and coherence, and throughout his career he has shown determination and grit when he decided on a course of action.

The party's head of policy does, however, deserve real credit for the fact that the policy review process is now showing real coherence.

Two 1D superfluids in box potentials are used to show the recurrence of coherence in a system with thousands of particles.

«We don't know how much coherence we've got, but we've shown that eight qubits were entangled and some external work showed 40 were entangled.»

Preliminary results showed evidence of a decline in the coherence between these oscillations in participants over the age of 25, indicating that brain aging may begin earlier than expected.

In diamond at room temperature, Maurer et al. (p. 1283) show that a spin - based qubit system comprised of an isotopic impurity (13C) in the vicinity of a color defect (a nitrogen - vacancy center) could be manipulated to have a coherence time exceeding one second.

By demonstrating the presence of such coherence resulting from a capture of an incoherent electron, Prof. Krishnakumar and co-workers have shown that such coherence can also stem from the transfer of more than one value of angular momentum quanta.

Their latest results published in the Journal, Nature Physics (DOI: 10.1038 / nphys4289), show that the coherence induced by the capture of single electron by H2 molecule results in the ejection of H?

In Optica, The Optical Society's journal for high impact research, the researchers show that their new optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging system can not only image both the front and the back of the eye, but can also image the interfaces of the eye's vitreous gel with the retina and lens with unprecedented detail.

We show that if the state diagram of a finite - state automaton is a Wheeler graph then, by its path coherence, we can order the nodes such that, for any string, the nodes reachable from the initial state or states by processing that string are consecutive.

We first define Wheeler graphs and show they have a property we call path coherence.

When you hold the device, which is about the size of a deck of cards, lights show your heart rate, breathing patterns and your level of «coherence» — or how well your physiological and emotional systems are working together.

Placing style above coherence, «Seven» glosses over plot points and shows a weakness for cheap, lurid effects.

It feels like a kids show now whereas season one was a story, atmosphere, coherence.

While SCC struggled to find words, rhythm, and coherence to describe that so - called happiness, the songs of Havoc and Bright Lights show clarity and genuine joy both in lyrics and melody.

With its crowded field of producers (including Rashida Jones), Claws has a difficult time with coherence, feeling like a half - hour show that learned way too late that it was going to be a one - hour show.

Research and best practice have shown us that the degree to which there is coherence and alignment among the standards, curricular materials, and instructional strategies used is directly correlated to opportunities for student learning.

For Peter Schjeldahl, writing in The New Yorker, «The show finds coherence in works that range from minimalist sculpture, charged with cryptic emotions, from the nineteen - seventies, to recent hilarious assemblages, featuring plastic toys and gussied - up mannequins, which secrete a steely aesthetic discipline.

At this time, his work was also being recognized in Europe and Mexico; he was included in Documenta IX in 1992 and his solo show Original Re-Runs (aka, A Certain Lack of Coherence) traveled in Europe throughout 1993 and 1994.

This work shows Langa's ability to brilliantly orchestrate anarchy — random ink lines, washes of colour, cryptic words and overlays of masking tape — into a visual coherence.

The challenge to orchestrating group shows is in coherence.

Minimalist presentation strategies add a strong visual coherence to this show.

There is no stylish coherence to the show, no preference for either abstraction or figurative works: the focus is, rather, on longevity.

All the nastiness aside, it's an intelligent show with enough self - critical distance, charting the deep symbiosis between histories of botany and imperial expansion, and the archival fantasies of order that persisted long after empire's coherence had crumbled.

From a youth spent in a postwar period of unexpected economic progress and stormy class struggle, to the end of the century, and beyond, her production shows an unusual coherence and bestows upon her a preeminent place in Italian art history.

This year it presented a special section called «The Nineties», in which ground - breaking commercial gallery shows from that decade were restaged — the new section added some coherence and focus to the fair.

Considering the quality of the works exhibited, exhibition design, and curatorial coherence, Peter Blake Gallery has my vote for best in show.

Showing the models» anomalies then makes the coherence of the transient responses clearer.

Spectral decomposition of the Hadley climate data showed spectra similar to the astronomical record, with a spectral coherence test being highly significant with a 96 % confidence level.

The 2030 climate and energy package is the first opportunity for Europe to show real leadership adopting more ambitious targets for renewables and energy efficiency in coherence with the Paris Agreement.

This resolution shows that the Council affirmed human rights obligations, standards, and principles have the potential to inform and strengthen international and national policy - making in the area of climate change, promoting policy coherence, legitimacy, and sustainable outcomes.

(I realize that my interest in the results arises in large part from their coherence with subsequent observations, but it wasn't as though I foraged around or did multiple experiments before arriving at the results that I showed here, the first runs of which I sent to Ross McKitrick and Steve Mosher.)

To be sure these differences series are quite noisy, especially the NOAA - NASA difference series, which shows somewhat less coherence than that between HadCRUT4 and Cowtan and Way.

Once there is a reasonable coherence between what the evidence shows science and what the evidence shows the public, climate science will, with a vast sigh of relief, retreat into obscurity.

And the striking thing is that cross-spectrum analysis with the (properly recentered) HADCRUT3 series shows virtually no coherence at mutidecadal periods and only marginal coherence at the Nino spectral peak.

Despite the local conditions of each cave, the isotopic series show a good overall coherence, and resulted to be strongly sensitive to surface temperature changes.»