Life stories have coherence, Schmelzer writes, and trauma shatters that coherence.
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To some degree, I don't expect coherence from him because nothing so far has indicated policy coherence.
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Improved Policy Coherence and Credibility: Sri Lanka's three-year extended fund facility with the IMF has improved policy coherence and credibility and has eased some near-term balance of payments pressure.
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Economic policy announcements and the broader policy environment lack coherence.
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If only to create visual coherence in a chaotic time.
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Its levels don't offer any illusion of purpose or coherence.
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And now it has to make the jumble into coherence.
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The contradictions give the cycle a certain coherence of life.
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There was coherence and incoherence, and then like a food spill.
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The menu reflected the kitchen's state of mind: it lacked coherence.
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High coherence times could be important for future quantum computing applications.
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It's necessary for the entire coherence of what we have agreed.
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Increasing coherence times is of crucial importance to any quantum device.
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Instead, they need thematic coherence, and that's where The Village shines.
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There are stirrings across the world, though to date, little coherence.
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But trying to establish any narrative coherence is a fool's errand.
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After exciting opening minutes, the staging lost coherence for a stretch.
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Novels that arrive at their coherence in unusual and elegant ways.
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There is an absence of coherence, save their abhorrence of Trump.
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This type of work can bring more coherence to seeming contradictions.
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Could a host have brought more coherence to the comic material?
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There's just an astonishing gap in the coherence of these two answers.
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To watch the quantum jump, the researchers had to retain this coherence.
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The concept of European civilization has at least some measure of coherence.
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The basic motivation for design is the very human desire for coherence.
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They make the implausible plausible, they impose coherence on seemingly random events.
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Ambrose was able to bring history to life with vividness and coherence.
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And now we have a problem because we have no strategic coherence.
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"I was losing my reverence for coherence," Painter writes at one point.
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Viewed alongside each other, the works reveal a striking coherence of form.
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It's a triumph of emotional acuity, at the expense of narrative coherence.
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One answer is to abandon coherence entirely, which is what is both promising
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Some praise its idiosyncratic vision, others decry its lack of coherence or substance.
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The text it generates has surface-level coherence but no long-term structure.
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The many conversations and excerpts demonstrate her genius for breathing coherence into chaos.
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The eye scans had been conducted using a technique called optical coherence tomography.
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At the same time, we also want to seek something called thematic coherence.
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Despite its arbitrary borders and bewildering diversity, this Asia is growing in coherence.
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Cohen never finds that deep novelistic form, that tensile coherence, which Woolf idealized.
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The coherence of nation states is largely a matter of politics, not sociology.
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Beets are tender but firm; carrots and potatoes give way without losing coherence.
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"A Strange New Beauty" brings a new logic and coherence to Degas's experimentation.
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Trump continues to tweet, unconstrained by conventional ideas about reality, truth, or coherence.
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The North Koreans are bewildered by the lack of coherence in American policy.
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That ultimately served only to strengthen the resolve and coherence of the gangs.
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Not that coherence would be a boon; there's no reason for this show.
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The internal coherence of these frames makes them deeply resistant to fact checks.
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That is welcome, but the alliance needs to find a new strategic coherence.
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Scale, size and coherence matter in art as much as perspective or inspiration.
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Some may find pleasure in the aesthetic coherence, and some might feel indifferent.
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Putin is also hoping that turmoil in Europe will infect NATO, undermining its coherence.
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A time crystal Graphic: DARPAThese so-called high coherence times are the main goal.
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"I...um..."She giggled at his lack of coherence and pulled the blindfold free.
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People start feeling happier, there is more harmony in the air, coherence, and unity.
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It's an assemblage of specs without any unifying thread giving them purpose and coherence.
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Other group shows are less striking for coherence than for including extraordinary individual artists.
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Nevertheless the lesson was ineffective because it lacked any mathematical coherence, meaning and clarity.
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Unbridled populism fails unless it is given direction, order and coherence from good leadership.
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Absent policy coherence at the top, the effectiveness of these tools quickly break down.
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Despite this pileup of lawyers, Trump's defense has shown little coherence or strategic thinking.
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The weight and coherence of those fictive lives locked us out of our own.
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Reading all an author has written makes you understand his intention or coherence better.
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It really complicates the coherence of the administration when it speaks on foreign policy.
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That parish, and others like it, gave Brooklyn neighborhoods coherence, said the Rev. Msgr.
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Mr. Petrenko found the coherence that lies below the teeming surface of this music.
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Even coherence feels like a luxury — and it isn't that we can't afford it.
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And if surprise is a strategy, maybe sacrificing conventional coherence is worth the gamble.
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They have to work for their laughs, and to find coherence as an ensemble.
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Foreign policy and national security are grounded in three things: clarity, consistency and coherence.
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We are indebted to the cetaceans for a coherence we can only marvel at.
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It lasted only one season, a consequence generally attributed to a plot-coherence deficit.
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Like Twitter, his campaign was nimble and stupid — rejecting coherence in favor of noise.
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We talked a lot about color, and we were very aware of having coherence everywhere.
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"When you're betrayed you lose the coherence of the narrative of your life," she says.
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Sure, other TV series might have boasted such things as subtle dialogue and narrative coherence.
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In this way, torture can break or damage the will and coherence of entire communities.
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Which does not represent anything, which has no history, no soul, no meaning, no coherence.
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"There's not much coherence, there's no governing body, there's no set of standards," Smith confirms.
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Even at its most frenetic and thundering, there's a coherence to Mr. Graves's drum work.
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The installation of Guy Brunet Réalisateur: Le Studio Paravision favors visual coherence over chronological progression.
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In true Azealia Banks style, none have a release date or any other conventional coherence.
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" The guidelines draw on the Israeli sociologist Aaron Antonovsky's notion of a "sense of coherence.
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There is just too much chaos, too much noise, too much lying, too little coherence.
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" He further observed that "It is the quality of coherence that holds a nation together.
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We're still a melting pot, but a melting pot that has to have some coherence.
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It was also a microcosm of the convention-defying, coherence-flouting month since his election.
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The connection between friends is the single thing that gives life its meaning and coherence.
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The vitality of instrumental details enhances, rather than distracts from, the coherence of the drama.
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There is more ideological coherence to the Democratic Party now, and that's a good thing.
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One thing machine learning generators struggle with, for example, is creating long-term structure and coherence.
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Hill's worldview, though bleak, has a moral coherence; things make sense in a grimly perverse way.
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Call (919) 981-4444 to schedule an appointment or to learn more about optical coherence tomography.
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The listener does not necessarily discern these structures consciously, but the formal underpinnings provide subliminal coherence.
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The effect was to impart a new, all-singing, all-dancing dramatic coherence to the form.
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On the other hand, the discovered-by-Franzen narrative has at least the virtue of coherence.
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" He described himself as "anxious to preserve the coherence and especially the sustainability of our organization.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hong Kong's tycoons know scale can come at the cost of coherence.
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The clarity and coherence of the campaign have surprised even those who sharply disagree with him.
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The contradiction has led to persistent questions about the coherence of Virgil's depiction of his hero.
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But Morgan's never been one to let dialectical coherence get in the way of his sanctimony.
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"If you are talking about any social coherence, it has been distorted or damaged," said Muslimi.
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The fragmentation of the storytelling seems to undermine Ms. Didion's authority, not to mention her coherence.
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Yet in the growing strength and coherence of climate protests, something did change discernibly in 2019.
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In fact, a (brief) visit confirms that Penn Station 2.0 — a subterranean hellhole — lacks absolute coherence.
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"We think customers value coherence," said Bryan Goode, the general manager of Office 365 at Microsoft.
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" It charts how cardiac coherence has been shown to stabilize a person's heartbeat, dampening "anxiety powerfully.
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It is a telling intrusion on the political coherence and continuity of the republic without precedent.
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"I care about coherence; it comforts me," said Ms. Cennetoglu, whose manner is warm and serious.
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Basel is already looking at the impact, calibration and coherence of its rules, and has eased some.
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For many of us, there is a lot of coherence between our skin and the underlying muscle.
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They extract not just joy from dissonance, which is easy, but seamless pop coherence, which is impossible.
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But should coherence times improve, mechanical oscillators may one day provide important additional functionality to quantum computers.
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After all, when you look more closely at the earlier waves, the impression of coherence seems illusory.
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That lack of coherence makes the characters of Fresh Complaint resemble the book which they live inside.
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This decision is indicative of the lack of coherence in the administration on the foreign interference challenge.
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With many twists on this theme, this definition of rationality has given economics coherence, rigor and humanity.
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The Knicks have had 10 coaches in the last 12 years, which more or less precludes coherence.
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Americans can be forgiven if they struggle to find any coherence in the Trump administration's foreign policy.
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This means you can generate strings of words that sound humanlike, but there's no real coherence there.
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Is not our entire fixation on profit a psychic numbing that has divorced us from ecological coherence?
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He celebrated it, publicized it, gave it a coherence it otherwise lacked and encouraged millions to join.
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"There's nothing I can tell you to explain that lack of coherence" between the figures, she said.
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It's undeniable, though, that this movie could have used the earlier film's focus and commitment to coherence.
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Today, my only concern is the integrity and coherence of the constitutional standard and process of impeachment.
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But ultimately the government that finally emerges from that fight will have its coherence and stability undermined.
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Still, it is important to understand how little ideological coherence the Bauhaus maintained, at least early on.
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Toebbe's tidy vivisections contain sudden shifts that break the logic of the painting's structure but help maintain coherence.
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Unfortunately, accessibility is driven by frequency of or recent exposure to ideas, rather than their value or coherence.
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There's no strong sense of direction, lending the entire experience the coherence and welcome of a factory farm.
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He sometimes pushed the music to compelling extremes for expressivity, at some cost to overall coherence and execution.
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So I'm not convinced that Bolton is going to magically bring all this coherence to the West Wing.
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What we have today are quantum computers with a very limited number of qubits and short coherence time.
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Nope: This is in fact an optical coherence tomography image of inside the back of a human eye.
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He wore a rumpled dress shirt and an overlong tie and a goatee on the brink of coherence.
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Because it destroyed the coherence of his foreign policy position, which is that we cannot control these events.
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But it could be a crippling mistake for Trump, who lacks foreign policy experience, consistency, honesty, or coherence.
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Delaware's Court of Chancery noted in this case there was no "coherence" to the interpretation of these standards.
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Thankfully, it's rare that we must summon hidden bursts of courage—or coherence—to complete some unforeseen mission.
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Up to a point, I was willing to accept the "lifelike" requirement as essential to the show's coherence.
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Like the best moments of this sketch show, the disruptive performance provides a respite from normalcy and coherence.
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The vocal line is often mirrored in the orchestra, giving a feeling of purity, coherence and deceptive simplicity.
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The picture that emerges is one of an administration that doesn't care about consistency, coherence, or blatant hypocrisy.
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Ms. Huppert, onscreen for virtually every second, gives "Elle" much of its fascination and most of its coherence.
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If you're a "White Noise" virgin, you may go mad trying to assemble its disconnected pieces into coherence.
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It's rich but not so heavy that your life flashes before your eyes, and creamy without losing coherence.
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The growing influence of these politicians really does pose a threat to the coherence of the European Union.
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Human editors review the scenes for factual accuracy, coherence and humor, and can tweak them before they're sent out.
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Fallout 76 doesn't seem to have a goal of consistency or coherence with the previous games in the franchise.
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Plans to continue to simplify the policy framework and improve communication could over time address risks around policy coherence.
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I actually wound up reminiscing about the coherence and thematic throughlines of Man of Steel and Dawn of Justice.
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All nine justices agreed that discontinuity in a person's coherence does not prevent the state from carrying out punishment.
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In groups that tended to fight most or to lose coherence, Dr Johnson found, there was usually no clown.
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Analysts say Gobbetti's main tasks will include giving more coherence to Burberry's fashion identity and boosting the brand's desirability.
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In reality, Yemen is too battered for anything resembling coherence or functioning central government to be quickly re-established.
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NB: I asked everyone on my desk for suggestions, so don't blame me for the slight lack of coherence.
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You don't have to advocate remaining in the EU to appreciate the coherence and the humanity of the exhibitions.
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In addition to achieving greater policy coherence and effectiveness, executing the liberaltarian turn would also bring clear political benefits.
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But these curators have created a coherence in the refusal to cohere — an incredibly difficult thing to pull off.
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"American Horror Story" derives its coherence not from a stable set of characters and situations but from the opposite.
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But Mr. Bergasse, who directed as well as choreographed, has not been able to provide sufficient coherence and distraction.
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She's warm, needy, scary, conspiratorial and witty, overriding any concerns for coherence with the sheer force of her personality.
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On the other hand, the war was always a much bigger mess, and it never benefited from strategic coherence.
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Onlookers seemed to question the coherence of her family and to wonder whether they were a family at all.
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"Part of what's happening in policing around body camera video policy is, there's no national coherence," Mr. Bueermann said.
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Ly shows command of staging and shooting throughout, simulating documentary form while maintaining a tight grip on narrative coherence.
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"There's not enough communication and not enough coherence in the strategy," said Rozental, a longtime diplomat turned business consultant.
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So I continue to dwell, for a little while, in the coherence of Catherine Tramell's and Bridget Gregory's egotism.
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For the designers and creators in Milan, the argument was more frequently one of creativity and coherence than commerce.
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The appeal of Tlön, in all its imagined order and man-made coherence, is too powerful to be resisted.
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The closer Jeremy Corbyn gets to 10 Downing Street, the more risk there is to the Western alliance's coherence.
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Like many physics conundrums, the paradox emerges from the lack of coherence between quantum field theory and general relativity.
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It revealed as never before how the new US approach to the world is often confusing and lacks internal coherence.
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A plan to simplify the monetary policy framework that could over time address concerns about policy coherence has been delayed.
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I've worked very hard over the past 30 plus years to maintain the unity and coherence of the Wolfram Language.
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An optical coherence tomography machine delivers non-invasive testing which produces cross-section retinal images by way of light waves.
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Instead he ended up with something that—like teenage emotions themselves—had some highs, hinted at brilliance, but lacked coherence.
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Nevertheless, it has also felt like a show determined to impress on that level at the occasional expense of coherence.
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It laughs at coherence, thumbs its nose at the parsable sequence, and blows mocking kisses at the Statement Album tradition.
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Here's the thing about the coherence gap: It matters, because it speaks to a deeper difference between Trump and Clinton.
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There, too, it's necessary to get information about quantum bits without destroying the coherence on which the quantum computation relies.
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Lack of coherence doesn't make the film joyless, however, and Smith does give his actors a stage to shine on.
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Film soundtracks tend to make for uneven listening, so it's no surprise that the In the Fade OST lacks coherence.
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"Rather than providing fresh direction, the plenum provided more ideological coherence to changes that have already taken place," Rafferty said.
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But Gandhi's radically different conception of the human being, and its relationship with others, gives his ideas an inner coherence.
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What becomes of the coherence and consistency of U.S. foreign policy when there are competing American strands of global engagement?
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But if he can con enough people with this X-factor, then all sanity and coherence will have meant nothing.
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Mr. Gerstein played no encores, which seemed right after presenting a program of such structural and thematic coherence and integrity.
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The ultimate goal of quantum computing is a fault tolerant universal system that automatically fixes errors and has unlimited coherence.
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Their version of political craziness is rooted in the faith that even a dysfunctional system has some logic, some coherence.
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This puts excess pressure on the production to provide coherence, but Danya Taymor's direction opts for suggestiveness rather than clarity.
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And our agreement will also need to cover company law and intellectual property, to provide further legal certainty and coherence.
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The rules of visual coherence are tested and ultimately upheld, while the laws of physics are flouted with sublime bravado.
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Reviewing what you know, you could try to engage in "reflective equilibrium," adjusting discordant beliefs into some sort of coherence.
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But I keep going to places with more moral coherence and social commitment than we have in booming urban areas.
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"But are we sure we want to put them in historic centers without taking into account aesthetic coherence?" he added.
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Often there seems to be nothing but ideas, raised and dispensed with, elbowing aside character, emotional momentum and story coherence.
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It's not a coherent politics by any stretch, because Trump is fundamentally incapable of, and not much interested in, coherence.
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Or maybe it's a community, a place given coherence by the rough serendipity of strangers adjusting to one another's presence.
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The evaluation was based on the text's coherence and focus, the rigor of the math problems, and the curriculum's usability.
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"Bringing everybody together I think will give us a leap-frog moment in terms of coherence, priority-setting," he said.
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Heading back toward the center of the museum, the tour takes on more chronological coherence, starting with the Italian Renaissance.
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There's a lack of thematic coherence to Red Dead Redemption 2's overall design that, perhaps, explains all of this.
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Bursting beyond the traditional mold for what constitutes a body, her figures teeter at the limits of containment and coherence.
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Trump promised to give new coherence to foreign policy, putting America's interest first while being more forceful overseas against our adversaries.
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There is a certain coherence with the silhouettes, the creative messages...but every product was done by those different 17 brands.
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Instead, the quality of having plans — an approximation for competence, seriousness, and coherence — is mostly supplanting quantitative consideration of the plans.
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By applying the technology to OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) scans, he thought it would help prioritize patients with sight-threatening diseases.
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We have to assume, though, that the defenses and the very coherence of the Vale itself are at historically low levels.
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These voters do not think in ideological terms, and their positions on the issues are often inconsistent and lacking in coherence.
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Such groups offer these young Muslims struggling with internal pain and confusion the opportunity to believe that they have found coherence.
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Not only would he be a stronger nominee, his presence on the ballot would give a greater coherence to the election.
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But the benchmark for a good movie was once coherence, and this meant more than a competently executed three-act script.
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"As you point out, Andrea, there is a distinct lack of coherence in this strategy President Trump outlined today," Earnest said.
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It's not about getting rid of the dissociative state so much as giving it a syntax, a coherence, a social function.
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That is Subset Games tactical mech puzzler Into the Breach, a brilliant game of strategy, perfect information, and bleak narrative coherence.
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There are clear divisions of class, generation and status, but because of the absence of cuts, we see coherence within chaos.
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Journalism academics have always known that newsworthiness, as the American press defines it, isn't a system with any coherence to it.
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The Fed Cup will also be played on clay, giving the often disruptive competition coherence in the course of the circuit.
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What the show lacks in ideological coherence and intellectual rigor it almost makes up for in ferocity, humor, pathos and lunacy.
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The lack of ideological coherence in President Trump's approach to foreign intervention has played to the advantage of more hawkish advisers.
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Evans directly confronts each guest's rapidly declining capability for conversation and restrained thought, creating a paradoxical harmony of coherence and confusion.
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Programming works like Max Reger's "Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Beethoven" (1915) certainly gave conceptual coherence to the evening.
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The Musée d'Orsay has planned to create new gallery space to house the collection, which scholars have praised for its coherence.
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They also should take a step back and consider how they can add coherence and efficiency to the Dodd-Frank framework.
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"Under normal circumstances, you should strive for organizational coherence and stability," Hoffman wrote in a recent blog post promoting the book.
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Eliminating or consolidating many of these posts can streamline the department significantly, reducing waste and improving the coherence of agency functions.
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"This renewed outrage against the judiciary, at a time where all authorities should show coherence, poses an institutional problem," Louvel said.
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Using the trade deficit as a measure of whether international economics is working for or against the United States lacks coherence.
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Nothing about the coherence of the NATO alliance in the face of Trump's attacks from within and Putin's pressure from without.
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Sharon Tate: A Life is a decent project, dutiful and worthy of acknowledgment; as a read, it has moments, just not coherence.
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Although its grammar and spelling are generally correct, it tends to stray off topic, and the text it produces lacks overall coherence.
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And disparate state and local parties could also undermine national political coherence, a problem political scientists complained about once upon a time.
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In this case, the data is 3D scans of patients' eyes made using a technique known as optical coherence tomography, or OCT.
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For just one night — or 2-plus hours — you get to enjoy yourself without thinking of things like narrative coherence or plausibility.
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What's the chaotic coherence of this mix makes clear above all is just how deserving Objekt is of his growing cult status.
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Some themes crop up repeatedly—such as economic discontent, corruption and alleged electoral fraud—but this seems more like coincidence than coherence.
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A halting sound, like nails on a chalkboard, kept issuing from his throat, followed very belatedly and abruptly by something approaching coherence.
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Winningham, as the free-associating Elizabeth, is impossible not to follow as she stalks the stage, caught between coherence and the void.
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Perhaps a flood of furious auto-babble will force future readers to distinguish between the illusion of coherence and the genuine article.
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"Lemonade" has all of the formal coherence that kept "Formation" from being as good a video as it was a cultural bombshell.
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How it works: The system reads optical coherence tomography (OCT) scans, which are 3D representations of the back of a patient's eye.
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Mr. Trump's vision lacks strategic coherence — yet this is also an opportunity for Japan to help shape America's policies in East Asia.
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M ilch : I intuit the presence of a coherence in my life which I haven't given expression to in an honorable fashion.
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There may not be method to Mr. Riley's madness, but there is a measure of coherence, of intellectual discipline, to his wildness.
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With this technique, they have shown that, every three years or so, they can improve coherence times by a factor of 10.
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The entire visitor experience boils down to wandering into various galleries with no clear coherence in the narrative that should connect them.
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"A Cure for Wellness" defiantly and splendidly flouts the tenets of plausibility and coherence, which have never interested Mr. Verbinski very much.
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However, "story coherence has never been the point with Shaft," A.O. Scott reminds us in his review in The New York Times.
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Altruistic punishment flares when there is an inequitable allocation of resources or a transgression of cultural traditions — all threats to social coherence.
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Sure, making HIV prevention medication and reproductive health care more widely available are worthy goals, but there's no coherence or overarching policy.
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The way that the laws of nature, expressed in mathematics, describe the relationships between space, time and matter has a great formal coherence.
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The government is hoping that the imminent launch of a National Economic Crime Centre (NECC), housed within the NCA, will bring more coherence.
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"If I am going to task the system effectively, there has to be some coherence and there isn't so much currently," she admits.
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The result is that so much happens to each individual that narrative coherence and psychological plausibility fly out of the window (remember "Lost"?).
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The two-stage AI system takes a more human-like approach to analyzing patients&apos optical coherence tomography (OCT) scans of their retinas.
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The record pushes nationalism past the limits of coherence, using humor and absurdity to highlight the fallibility of patriotism in the modern age.
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In Chronos and other games, the novelty of feeling physically "present" with virtual reality has also created a new fascination with narrative coherence.
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It is unrealistic to think that we will ever be perfectly rational, moral beings acting in coherence with our beliefs at all times.
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All these sounds may sound disparate, but spun together by Hasunuma and U-zhaan, there is a certain coherence and logic to them.
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The philosopher Jacques Derrida described this type of thinking as "kettle logic": the making of contradictory arguments with no regard for internal coherence.
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Even as recently as last year, they were able to achieve coherence times of 47 and 50 microseconds for the 5 qubit machines.
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And I tried to create a very strong sense of coherence and consistency that shouldn't be noticed by the players, but it's felt.
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They hoped the speech would help provide coherence to a foreign policy that's been viewed as confused by some lawmakers and foreign governments.
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As has become his style in recent plays like "Shows for Days," Mr. Beane focuses on amusing characters at the expense of coherence.
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Given all the levels of government and agencies involved, "achieving coherence and alignment in such a short time frame is aggressive," said Levy.
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The current iteration, featuring an awkwardly executed experiment in lesbian eroticism, has lost dramatic coherence, but it still succeeds as a variety show.
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When reproduced as full-page or full-spread bleeds, the photographs lose their formal coherence and threaten to become something like ecological wallpaper.
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In installation form, 13 readings play out simultaneously on 13 screens, challenging the viewer to pluck coherence from an audiovisual Babel of sorts.
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And in a piece that can seem structurally wayward (especially the first movement), Mr. Znaider conveyed episodic strangeness while somehow suggesting deeper coherence.
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Rather, it merely brought an added degree of coherence to the ancient doctrine that government agents may be sued for their illegal actions.
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He's a riveting jumble and an important reminder that brilliance and competence along one axis hardly ensures brilliance or even coherence along another.
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Music, especially David Bowie's, is freed from obligations like "coherence" or the idea of "earning" emotional payoffs; his album coming out on Jan.
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That it achieves all this in two smallish rooms is impressive; that it achieves this with a strong sense of coherence is amazing.
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How Goldberg factors into one's personal moral compass depends on said person, and her defenses and castigations often vary in coherence and quality.
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Once it becomes a reality, a general quantum computer with long coherence times will easily be able to defeat today's encryption schemes, for example.
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"People were starting to become aware of the need for more design consistency and coherence," says Courtney Spearman, a design specialist at the NEA.
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He has furnished a veneer of coherence to it all by touting agency "originalism," a "return" of the EPA to its "basic" statutory obligations.
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Under that veneer of coherence, however, antifa remains more chaos than movement, and not just because its adherents tend to resist authority on principle.
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Design has always been a core part of certain Microsoft products, but it hasn't always felt like there's been total coherence across the company.
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These are essentially protocols for how the technology will work globally, so that there's a systemic coherence that allows smartphones to communicate with networks.
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So preoccupied is the film with this theme of restoring childhood innocence that it forgets, at times, to build coherence between its two narratives.
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For instance, the final sentence, written by the GPT-2, attempts to equate the words "separation" and "coherence," even though these words are antonyms.
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And there is for now only one way to provide coherence and direction to this revolution on a nationwide basis: That is for Sen.
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How we justify our interpretative approaches ordinarily has little to do with theoretical coherence and more to do with the furthering of our interests.
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Not only is this a matter of ethics, but presenting a winning argument needs at least some level of coherence for it to work.
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A: I would like to believe that I have brought to his filmography a certain sense of coherence in the characters he is playing.
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A subtler problem is the tendency to slot stories into familiar structures—and thus create a false sense of order, coherence, and good faith.
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European culture suffered a massive disillusion during the conflict — no God, no beauty, no coherence, no meaning, just the cruel ironic joke of life.
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This will mean that May has to compromise more; hence a softer departure from the Union, if there's enough political coherence even for that.
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Coherence and compatibility make the stories flow more smoothly, and as a result, new information is intuitively accepted as true because it feels right.
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The ceaselessness gains coherence in the middle of the work, when the recorded score of miscellany, intermittently flooded with water sounds, turns to Bach.
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Outside of a couple of early "holy shit!" moments, the plot develops a glacial pace, too often sacrificing narrative coherence for spooky vibe-building.
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Their separation, the learning scientist Phil Zuckerman has argued, is an illusion that we have built into our brains, a false sense of coherence.
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"The judiciary in Turkey has lost its independence and its institutional coherence," Professor Murat Somer, a political scientist at Istanbul's Koç University, told Hyperallergic.
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And to gain power, both Democrats and Republicans have enforced illusory binary coherence on the otherwise incoherent miasma of voters and groups in society.
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Other than that fact, the show lacks a sense of coherence, opting instead for a heterogeneous sampling as opposed to a narrowly focused thesis.
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Marinetti rejected all the obvious sources of comfort that people might normally crave in a disrupted environment: coherence, harmony, freedom, received morals, and conventional language.
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There are little hassles and plenty of inelegant things to complain about, but there's also a coherence that you won't get on other desktop platforms.
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The process of reconciling that disagreement is bound to involve vocal opposition to some invited speakers, arguments made with varying degrees of merit and coherence.
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Though in each case I tried to capture the miscellaneous experience of that particular interlude, the mood of each has inevitably been coerced into coherence.
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After that, though, the interpretation achieved exceptional coherence: never in my experience have the colliding moods of the later movements felt more of a piece.
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Rather than arranging every last element for maximum thematic coherence and effect, he'll leave in a moment, a scene, seemingly for the hell of it.
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Any well-written piece of opinion journalism will not be salacious or intentionally shocking; word choice, pacing and coherence are crucial in demonstrating even-handedness.
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This comes after the Trump administration had finally brought some coherence to its Syria strategy under veteran diplomat Ambassador James Jeffrey and retired Army Col.
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Yet if the image painted of Abedin makes no sense on the level of coherence, it does work very well in the logic of sexism.
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They did the real hard work but their plots depended on our imagination for much of their coherence and on our speculation for their mystique.
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Both a 2001 recording of the Sixth Symphony and a new one, captured live and just released, offer plenty of passion yet also structural coherence.
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And so the show goes, stumbling from one scene to the next with no evidence of coherence, shoehorning songs that advance neither plot nor characterization.
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That coherence, and the contrast between Robbie's spooky, mannered performance and Ronan's spirited openness, make the movie consistently interesting even if it's not always convincing.
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But with the start of the music, Caroline Shaw's "Punctum" and "Valencia," the piece builds and builds, establishing its own world, its own poetic coherence.
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A medley of short scenes interlarded with violin solos, it lacks coherence; its argument never comes into focus and, most problematically, its women don't either.
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Playing his decades-old ballad "Requiem" in Santa Barbara, he sounded as poised and spry as ever, lifted by the loose coherence of his compatriots.
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In this way, the parties provide an organizing function that is essential if our complicated and diverse nation is to exhibit some kind of coherence.
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This, in the age of Trump's fake news, fake claims, and overall fakeness, was an important demonstration that reason and coherence still matter in politics.
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Interactions of a system of quantum-coherent entities with their surrounding environment create channels through which the coherence rapidly "leaks out" in a process called decoherence.
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And it's easy to feel overwhelmed in this time of transformative change and to retreat to concepts that feel comforting in their apparent completeness and coherence.
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's semi-Stalinist dictator, declared with more enthusiasm than coherence that it would "open the broad avenues of sovereignty and friendship between our peoples".
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That's to be expected in an updated system, of course, but with lower noise comes longer coherence times, which allows for running more complex applications, too.
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Polyglot India is the nearest international comparator to the EU, but there too debates rage over whether to adopt a sole official language to add coherence.
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Eno, along with Frantz and Weymouth's rhythm section, deserves some credit for the album's increased volume and coherence, replacing the debut's scrappy thinness with scrappy thickness.
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This policy mix has developed a track record for policy coherence and credibility leading to entrenched macroeconomic and financial stability, and generated counter-cyclical policy space.
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Apple Maps joins them in the UI redesign lab as part of an obvious effort to institute greater visual coherence and unity across Apple's major apps.
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When it deepens its intellectual focus, "Hockney" begins to lose coherence, with rushed sequences that cover his stage designs, his landscapes and his experiments with photography.
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He was a strongman, but one who gave voice and coherence to a group of workers split among more than a dozen facilities and three shifts.
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A photograph like the one Singh made of a crowded intersection in Kolkata in 1987 draws a breathtaking coherence out of the chaos of the everyday.
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There are huge opportunities for the companies that define that platform and make its coherence and breadth evident to customers through smart design, marketing, and branding.
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Think of bilingual contexts, such as the concourse of an international airport or signs on a highway, where an aesthetic coherence between writing systems is essential.
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My ability to react less to the disturbance of a wayward thought took me from a coherence score of 63 in July to 256 in November.
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It was a collection of ideas which happened in a certain time frame, but it has the coherence of when you make music in close proximity.
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There were some signs in that game of an internal coherence and a balance that has been lacking from almost every previous Belgium performance under Wilmots.
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He has the energy Trump prizes; perhaps that energy will be used to bring greater coherence to American policy and so reassure shaken allies over time.
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"We're hoping to get out in front and help create some sort of policy coherence," said Andrew Wyckoff, the group's director for science, technology and innovation.
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There's a coherence of price action and when you get 440 days of trading without a 1 percent down day, you're at risk for a correction.
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But the (arguable) coherence of this approach has been breaking down as the Trump administration has moved into its "maximum pressure" phase of sanctions against Tehran.
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It's phonetically hideous, and even though the experience may offer some alluring flavors, it will lack both coherence and a singular target for credit or blame.
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Believers and nonbelievers alike are forced to think through the coherence and implications of their views, instead of merely reaffirming them with sympathetic friends and family.
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Rather than the comprehensive strategy that is called for, his plan amounted to a jumble of ideas that lacked detail and coherence and were often contradictory.
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One area of unity and coherence among all 15 members of the United Nations Security Council is the concern about ballistic missile launches by North Korea.
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All her fabled ability was on show; so, too was her imagination, particularly in a first movement pulled this way and that, yet somehow achieving coherence.
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Sometimes it's hard to grasp all the nuance, to corral all the unruly strands into a coherence, especially in Smith's most Woolfian stream-of-consciousness moments.
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Beginning with a landmark 1963 paper titled "The Quantum Theory of Optical Coherence," he used sophisticated techniques to apply quantum mechanics to different forms of light.
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"We often look at nature's systems when we work to create environments, at her unrivaled logic and coherence," Hadid, who died in March, said of the project.
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T2R seems to possess little comparable logic to that of the outside world, but there is somehow a guiding thread of "T2R coherence" among these assorted posts.
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Those who aren't as engaged in politics have less attachment to the parties and are more adrift from the so-called "ideological coherence" of the two parties.
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If I was in an embassy job today and was asked informally by an ally to explain the president's remarks in Helsinki, I would stumble for coherence.
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Over the last six episodes of RHONY, the pinot grigio fan has fought with nearly every single one of her cast members, with rollercoaster levels of coherence.
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But, as Nick suggests, "These letters convey a certain coherence, an organic structure" which goes beyond his morbid Mayhem frontman persona and his self-harming stage antics.
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The administration's handling of the crisis lacked many things: coherence, competence and a duty to the truth over a crisis the President caused and blamed on others.
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His absent love was a working woman, and his Bharatanatyam solo cutely incorporated mime, for typing and Skyping, without abandoning the expressive coherence of the traditional form.
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Grasping for its coherence is like trying to breathe under water—which, to your pleasant surprise, as in a dream, you find that you can almost do.
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It would also bring coherence back to NATO policy in Syria, where today one ally, the United States, supports factions that another ally, Turkey, attacks and bombs.
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Irregular dwarf galaxies are a little smaller and messier than their cosmic cousins, lacking lacking the majestic swirl of a spiral or the coherence of an elliptical.
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The word's power—and therefore its coherence, its licitness as language—is impossible to understand without a glance at the history of race-rooted subjugation in America.
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Meanwhile, Trump riffs and improvises without coherence to surround his talking points, so much so that it's painfully obvious when he reins himself in with a teleprompter.
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The first time I did it at her office computer in July, my coherence level—essentially the measure of emotional states impact your nervous system—was 62.
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Fitch, which lowered Turkey's rating from "BB" with a negative outlook, said Cetinkaya's removal also highlights a deterioration in institutional independence and economic policy coherence and credibility.
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"Don't look for too much coherence or consistency," Eric Heinze, a law professor at University of London and author of Hate Speech and Democratic Citizenship, told me.
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"Journalism academics have always known that newsworthiness, as the American press defines it, isn't a system with any coherence to it," says the press critic Jay Rosen.
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That's something Winter Jazzfest does beautifully: It shows you the interwoven, recombinant flow that has always given jazz its messy social coherence, even in today's unboxable age.
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I listened again to the "Poetry and Music" episode, marveling at the weird coherence of the selections, and the many musical discoveries from just that single program.
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As a result, they maintained their coherence as works of art and, uncomplicated by the problems of audience participation, could be both emotionally direct and thought-provoking.
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Recent scholars have argued that it wasn't until liberalism became the default "other" of totalitarian ideologies that inner coherence and intellectual lineage were retrospectively found for it.
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Repetitions of three lend coherence and satisfaction: In fairy tales, you get three guesses or three wishes, the chairs are too big, too small or just right.
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As a metaphysician, Mr. Lowery is not hung up on rules, but as a storyteller and an orchestrator of emotional effects he appreciates the need for coherence.
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But a mix-up over the status of US troops in Iraq, after the country's Parliament voted to expel them, sparked questions about the administration's strategic coherence.
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Being amnesic for how it began a phrase or sentence, it won't consistently complete it with the necessary agreement and concord—to say nothing of semantic coherence.
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They suggest you should always vote for the most radical candidate in any election, regardless of their position on the political spectrum, to undermine the system's coherence.
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The company's undeniable failure at turning the Apple Watch into a cultural symbol of similar immediate coherence and clout stands out as the exception that proves the rule.
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Poland will receive 86 billion euros ($97.15 billion) in European Union's coherence funds in 2014-2020, said regional policy commissioner Corina Cretu in an interview with Rzeczpospolita daily.
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The coherence of today's stimulus package is further enhanced by: - The FPC's decision today to amend the leverage ratio framework for UK banks by excluding central bank reserves.
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It says the public consultation is aimed at gathering views on "the effectiveness, relevance and coherence of current rules as well as the options for revising the text".
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And since the coherence of straightness as default and matter-of-fact can only exist if queerness is not allowed the same stability, queer women must be obscured.
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First, simply acknowledging the choice between erring on the side of censoring too much or too little content may help provide some coherence on a seemingly incoherent process.
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People don't just live for pleasure, he argued; they also want to preserve their dignity, and to feel that their life as a whole has integrity and coherence.
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Former White House press secretary Josh Earnest said President Trump's address to the United Nations was "foolish" while "coherence was lacking" in an interview with MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell.
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The April 2018 missile strikes targeting Syrian government facilities were only the most recent example of the country's glaring lack of coherence at the highest levels of government.
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To give you a sense of how this coherence has been progressing, it was just a few nanoseconds when researchers started looking at this in the late 90s.
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Transpersonal rationality consists in hard-wired cognitive dispositions that define us as human beings: to consistency, coherence, impartiality, impersonality, intellectual discrimination, foresight, deliberation, self-reflection and self-control.
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The rats' brains showed higher power in different frequency waves, and also what is known as coherence—the electrical activity from different parts of the brain working together.
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Importantly, that lack of coherence helps to destabilize the category of queer art, even while powerfully asserting the enduring importance of the voices and perspectives of queer artists.
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"Citizenship," by contrast, became a unifying foundational concept — one that allowed for a society based, in theory, on a coherence of ideas rather than a confluence of bloodlines.
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Vivian's rambling recollections eventually reveal a hidden coherence: The novel turns out to be the self-portrait of a woman whose truest intimacy is with her own being.
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The populist left-wing grouping dates from the 1930s, although it has arguably lost ideological coherence since García's rightward shift during his second term between 2006 and 2011.
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"Five Tall Glasses, One Dawn Morning" (1975), painted in near grisaille tones with sparse hints of blue and yellow, pushes the representational to the edges of visual coherence.
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"We don't assume that this is the silver bullet, but in my view it has been very important because it introduced coherence into the whole system," he said.
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All the Events shared this welcome broadening, even while the mix of stylistic backgrounds, as jumbled as an all-star game, worked against Cunningham's special kind of coherence.
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In tackling it with a Japanese cast, the director Satoshi Miyagi not only challenges our expectations of African stories but offers a creation of rare coherence and elegance.
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If I hedge it's only because Fornés, in writing a play that deliberately challenges the usual values of coherence and engagement, also challenges the usual value of criticism.
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Not many writers I know can craft coherence while running through (in order, in the first 1,000 words) BuzzFeed, Gutenberg, the Reformation, the Enlightenment, Kafka, Goethe and Shakespeare.
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Some German art critics fear that the show will lose its coherence, and in Kassel, where the second act opens on June 213, there's concern about losing visitors.
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Annan sought to strengthen the U.N.'s management, coherence and accountability, efforts that required huge investments in training and technology, a new whistleblower policy and financial disclosure requirements.
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As critic Scott Brown from Entertainment Weekly wrote, "Where is it written that 4-year-olds don't deserve a good story, decent characters, and a modicum of coherence?"
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But the difficulty maintaining qubits' quantum behavior for a usable amount of time, also called the coherence time, has prevented researchers from demonstrating any sort of quantum speedup.
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The aim seems to be to investigate various women's impact on Woolf's life from broad quarters, but the effect is to disrupt the chronological logic of biographical coherence.
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There is a feeling of relief when you reach the upper floors, where the "culture galleries" are housed, and where even Smithsonian-friendly artifacts begin to gather coherence.
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The exhibition, though small, illustrates both the coherence and diversity of his work, with a particular focus on his idiosyncratic approach to the relationship between dark and light.
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They are searching for meaning and coherence within particular lives touched by random afflictions and the dizzying advances in science, rather than in any form of divine providence.
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Neither side wants to precipitate a clash, but they're both deeply engaged in unstable situations and there isn't the greatest degree of policy coherence on either side right now.
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This stance seems to reverberate throughout the show: many pieces are balanced between the myth-maker's impulse for narrative and coherence and the observer's taste for chaos and randomness.
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Because they have such short coherence time before the system becomes chaotic and useless for any computations, you can only perform a relatively small number of operations on them.
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Every story expect for the one that has gone viral is behind a paywall, and there seems to be almost no coherence to the stories on the various pages.
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The uniqueness of the Panthers comes from the coherence of their style, the way that every play seems like both a strategic gambit and a defense of an ideology.
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Eye-tracking is one way of shining some light on the inner workings, but another might be to build more coherence into deep learning systems from the get-go.
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Most had alcohol in their systems along with THC (a big no-no for drivers), but among those who were solely on weed, the levels of coherence varied widely.
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Academic critics are therefore always in the market for a theoretical apparatus that can give coherence and consistency to this enterprise, and Freudianism was ideally suited for the task.
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But if you would rather that a TV show have at least some coherence or any kind of weight in its plot, Apocalypse left a lot to be desired.
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Now, his vigorous, rigorous style of shooting and editing — maximum speed and maximum chaos rendered with elegant, sometimes breathtaking coherence — has kind of an old-school, greatest-hits vibe.
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Each showed various quick-thrill use of kinetic excitements and showy visual imagery — "Woke Up Blind" seemed a nonstop sequence of bizarre physical cadenzas — without creating any deeper coherence.
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It's not flattering, yet the scripted one-liners, like a teleprompter speech, also give the fictional Trump a coherence that doesn't quite ring with the real, improv Mr. Trump.
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This is part of a growing realization in political psychology that tribalism has been underestimated in our understanding of politics, and ideological coherence and political and scientific literacy overestimated.
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Hill's universe is for the most part very bleak, but it has a moral coherence to it, a sense in which things make a kind of sense, however perverse.
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Its choreography will repay multiple viewings, both to find further detail and to sense its overall coherence: How do its prose and poetry subsequently fit together in the mind?
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It will demand a new politics, and a new integrity, such as the one Warren has set out and embodied with greater vigor, persuasiveness and coherence than anyone else.
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"Saying things with constancy and coherence is preferable to reacting to obvious hesitations from certain players notably our American friends," Philippe said, alluding to differences in the U.S. administration.
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When you turn to the legal system, you are requiring of yourself—as an advocate, of your subjects—coherence within a conservative framework, that reifies and reinforces that framework.
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It is precisely this lack of legal foundation and absence political coherence that lead them to boycott the June 11th, 85033 plebiscite in which the alternative of statehood prevailed.
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The electronic distortion on "Yikes" and chaotic explosion of samples disrupting the piano chords on "No Mistakes" recall the abrasion of Yeezus (2013), minus that album's coherence and audacity.
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In this interim space between viewing each work, it's the responsibility of the curatorial theme to facilitate a sense of continuity, a sense of coherence between otherwise disparate works.
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Relations with the United States were "fragile and frustrating because pledges have been unfulfilled and there is a lack of coherence between the White House and the military", Aybet said.
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This coherence is easy to explain mathematically, but pretty hard to construct physically, since teeny disturbances from the outside world can cause particles to pick and settle in a spin.
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She has also brought great energy and organizational coherence to her direction of the Bangalore and Gdynia strategic centers, which play such a crucial role in enriching our news file.
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What sets MACO apart is the inclusion of two curated sections — MACO Sur and New Proposals — that bring a thematic coherence to what is essentially a high-end art mall.
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It will be trying to produce some coherence out of this mish-mash—and trying to turn hot air into concrete policies that have some impact on the real world. ■
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There is no research more valuable than our own integrity and ethical coherence, and our treatment of animals is a direct reflection of our values toward life and one another.
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"I will be very clear, the Socialist party will vote against your candidacy to the government for coherence and for the good of Spain," Sanchez told the parliament on Wednesday.
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The other issue that comes into play when dealing with quantum states is that they tend to exist for a short period of time in a process known as coherence.
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And this is important because, if there is coherence, this is where it might emerge—in a sensibility or tone (multiple tones, giving rise to multiple emotions), and its repercussions.
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I did not always believe either her ease of adjustment to the unconventional life she lived or the coherence she gave it in her memoir, which she published in 1960.
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Indeed, although Anderson's action scenes are not always original, they offer a clarity and coherence that most of his competitors in the world of low-budget action cinema cannot match.
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Although the items varied in thickness and size, there was a coherence to the style, a casual sensibility that suggested the laid-back lifestyle of Ms. Meyer's hometown, Los Angeles.
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" And the secretary general of the Organization of American States lamented that Mr. Petkoff left his country "without a mandate on social commitment, political coherence and defense of democratic values.
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Yet the story of Trump's latest world trip concerned the apparent instability of his character, the coherence of his White House messaging and whether he was up to the job.
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Any opportunity for coherence and synergy in the delivery of development finance should be welcomed, from the perspective of nations in need, companies with untapped potential and the U.S. taxpayer.
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Now, in an apparent attempt to foster greater coherence in American foreign policy, State Department officials are urging her aides to ensure her public remarks are cleared by Washington first.
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His beat there might be described, generously, as media criticism—or, less generously, as a series of broadsides in a dirty culture war, with emotional cogency emphasized over empirical coherence.
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What needs to be change is the lack of coherence in the evolution of space exploration and exploitation, primarily the direct competition between government and commercial efforts in human exploration.
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In a general way, such open disagreements can undermine future coherence in times of crisis, Eswar Prasad, a professor of economics and trade at Cornell University, wrote in an email.
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Behind this broad strategic imperative lie a plethora of secondary motivations—and it is the number and variety of these that prompts scepticism about the coherence and practicality of the project.
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The probe shines a light down the fiber and reflects images from the tissue and flowing blood via a technique called optical coherence tomography, often used for high-resolution medical imaging.
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London must realise that the continentals mean what they say about preserving the EU's coherence and about standing by a member (Ireland) over a third party (Britain) in debates about borders.
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" Furthermore, it was argued, "a strict coherence rule may cause a situation where the first panel to discuss a certain issue might set a standard that may not be reconsidered later.
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The theme of global political awareness and resistance is broad and, as with the recent Trigger exhibition at the New Museum, Songs for Sabotage feels a little lacking in internal coherence.
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But they couldn't monitor that transition directly, because making a measurement on a quantum system destroys the coherence of the wave function—its smooth wavelike behavior—on which quantum behavior depends.
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The moving parts that are required to ensure the federal government operates with some measure of coherence and competence require extensive and complex coordination, something that was lacking in this case.
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But they came together with unwarranted coherence thanks to Ex Cathedra's genial conductor, Jeffrey Skidmore, whose idea this project was from the beginning and who calmly steered it through to realization.
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He said the practice could be instead categorized as verbal and emotional abuse, covered under subsection 3 of the country's Domestic Violence Act, and claimed the bill lacked 'basic legal coherence'.
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We read George Orwell's "1984," Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451" and Neil Postman's "Amusing Ourselves to Death" together, to learn how the consistency, coherence and clarity of words speak truth to power.
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If Mr. Trump and his team have yet to reach perfect coherence in their public messaging, it may stem from the president's own tendency to veer sharply across the policy landscape.
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The lack of ideological coherence has played to the advantage of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the national security adviser, John R. Bolton, two hawkish officials with strong interventionist tendencies.
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The theory had all the coherence of a stranger's dreams: Wolff's assertions were so tenuous and hedged that he couldn't even decide why West would pose as a right-leaning provocateur.
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In the past I have argued that there is a certain coherence to the Trump foreign policy, even if it's just an accidental synthesis of a chaotic White House's competing impulses.
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"Often there seems to be nothing but ideas, raised and dispensed with, elbowing aside character, emotional momentum and story coherence," James Poniewozik wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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In addition, as virtual distance decreased, the VDI analytics showed that trust among team members significantly went up and the team demonstrated higher levels of healthy coherence, engagement and job satisfaction.
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The fact that these trends are already discernible, even if pressure is clearly rising on North Korea, bespeaks the failure — not the success — and certainly not the coherence of U.S. policy.
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Her tablemates became the subjects of covers, profiles, and reviews, which caused some conflicts but ultimately increased the sense of coherence with which she projected her cultural class to the world.
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Whether it is aimed at the U.S., NATO or the European Union, Russian policy seems determined at undermining and delegitimating the leadership and coherence of Western countries it sees as opponents.
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The goal is to turn the EU legislature, historically a consensus-minded body, into a battleground that the far right can use to undermine the coherence of the entire European project.
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When a movie ups the ante visually and narratively at every opportunity, it's no longer striving for coherence or scintillating social critique — it's trying to evoke something emotional in the audience.
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They enlisted one of their idols, Jawbox alum J. Robbins, to produce the record, which resulted in a sharpened coherence in songwriting and a vastly improved sound over their last album.
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Because of the short coherence times, it can take something like a thousand physical qubits to represent a single qubit resistant to errors, the kind that would be used to make calculations.
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And GOP lawmakers who are being asked to save Trump's presidency also want more structure and coherence from a White House that has always reflected the President's own disorderly and improvisational character.
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But it is bringing the work together, under one roof, that allows viewers a better understanding of Böröcz's world, more through the coherence of this exhibition than by examining the pieces individually.
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Uber was often quick to point out that it gave country offices the freedom to suggest and implement localized policies and ideas, but in Southeast Asia it seemed to lack overall coherence.
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The teacher, Rebecca Adelman, asked the students to score their classmate's essay on several features: content and analysis; command of evidence; coherence, organization, and style; and accurate punctuation, capitalization, spelling and grammar.
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"While M&A integration, a lack of strategic coherence, and executive turnover have caused Symantec to stumble over the past decade, we believe the company has finally turned the corner," Hutchinson predicts.
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That's designed to let every representative on the committee have their time in the spotlight — but it comes at the expense of focus and coherence and allows for few follow-up questions.
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It's become easier for presidents to maintain the political support of their co-partisans than it was in the days when both party coalitions were regional hodgepodges with little underlying ideological coherence.
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What appears to be happening, in a neurological sense, is that the part of the brain that governs the ego and most values coherence — the default mode network, it's called — drops away.
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He elevated a number of musicians from his native Philadelphia, where jazz's inheritance machinery is especially strong; the music there retains an intergenerational coherence without passing through the filter of the academy.
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The occasion was the unveiling of American Affairs, a tweedy quarterly journal dedicated to giving intellectual heft and coherence to the amorphous ideology known, for lack of a better term, as Trumpism.
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Most can't manage basic grammatical coherence, and they're less likely to be punished for that than to be rewarded for it by voters who see it as a badge of their authenticity.
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Directed by the gifted Lileana Blain-Cruz in a style that finds a feverish subjectivity within an almost clinical mise-en-scène, "Pipeline" lacks the driving coherence of Ms. Morisseau's earlier work.
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"Journalism academics have always known that newsworthiness, as the American press defines it, isn't a system with any coherence to it," Jay Rosen, a journalism professor at New York University, told me.
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The Holland Festival production, which was titled "Aus licht ," reflects a tendency toward gigantism in the modern performing arts—multimedia spectacles that often impress more through sheer scale than through artistic coherence.
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Part of it is the joy of coherence: PCs let you organize a large videogame library, across an extended and constantly extending swath of the history of the medium, in one place.
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Analysts also want to see SAP spell out a more detailed technology roadmap at Sapphire to clarify how the company will bring coherence to its patchwork of existing front-office software functions.
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"All I See Is You" is halfway through before something resembling a plot kicks in, and even then this limp, shape-shifting psychodrama proves unable to sell it with anything approaching coherence.
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For all that the story is rooted in a speculative conceit, it demands to be read as a political fable about the ease with which reality yields to the coherence of fantasy.
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So when you asked about my art theory, I would say it centers on how humans use works of art to bring coherence to their experience and to interact with other human beings.
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But for a nostalgic millennial, White Rabbit Project and MythBusters share a lot of similarities, like the hosts' contagious curiosity, and the investigations and experiments that wrangle chaotic facts and data into coherence.
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He's the most likely to deliver the opening or closing speech, which tends to muse philosophically on a theme, like the nature of man, with coherence and wit if not explosive punch lines.
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Generations of painters as diverse as Sigmar Polke and Nicole Eisenman seem to have absorbed Picabia's example that it's possible for an artist to reject consistency of style without losing coherence of thinking.
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"What I fear is that the joints or the masonry, as they dry, lose their coherence, their cohesion and their structural qualities and that all of sudden, the vault gives way," he said.
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In a March 10 resolution he signed as a member of his party's executive committee, Humala said this year's elections had been marked by a lack of transparency and coherence from electoral authorities.
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The Android alternative, as good as Google might try to make it, just can't match the iPhone's level of polish, coherence, and refinement, because the devices running it are out of Google's hands.
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This "necessary evil" argument is one you often get from Democrats, but its coherence depends on recognizing the "evil" part — on acknowledging that big money's web also catches the Democrats who take it.
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"There was no coherence, because it wasn't a political party fighting for government, but an odd coalition fighting against something, but with no consistent view of what it was fighting for," he said.
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Blumenthal's main interest is in offering a political and psychological profile that brings Lincoln's early life into coherence — and perhaps will bring his later life on the national stage into a new light.
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In the Church's past, however, uncertainty has sometimes been the rule for decades, even centuries, before its ancient teachings have groped their way into coherence with the cultures and the times at hand.
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The rules of space, time and narrative order can be redrafted at will, as long as the writers and inkers stay on the right side of the line that separates chaos from coherence.
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Still, Mr. Nolan's filmmaking skill — above all the coherence of his inky, cruel vision of Gotham City and environs — enabled those movies to carry at least some of their self-assigned thematic weight.
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This assumes, however, that one is comparing two consistent positions, and to grant either the views of Trump or the views of Thiel much in way of coherence is an act of charity.
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The bad guys can't shoot straight and the good guys (and gals) rarely miss in "For a Few Bullets," a movie whose lack of logic is mostly forgivable until it chucks coherence altogether.
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The European Union won't be able to find necessary coherence to provide for its own security, much less project stability into its neighborhood, unless it is able to manage these types of problems.
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Divided into clear, concise chapters and conducted in a style that might be called street-corner Ken Burns, this documentary, directed by Manfred Kirchheimer, is more essay than epic, preferring coherence to comprehensiveness.
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Trump's eruption against China Questions about the administration's coherence on economic policy and its messaging are why some experts fear it would be ill equipped to tackle a recession if one does materialize.
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" This one-man sketch show, directed by Christian Coulson, features Mr. Escola playing multiple characters in a string of vignettes that are billed as operating "on the fringes of coherence and social acceptability.
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Users faced new and acute kinds of public pressure—to be coherent, for one thing—and could only look to other members of their communities for clues to what might viably constitute coherence.
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It particularly suffers with the challenge of long-term coherence; for example, using the names and attributes of characters consistently in a story, or sticking to a single subject in a news article.
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Vulnerability informs some of the album's rougher edges; he cycles through drug use, health issues, and past mistakes with what seems like more coherence than he's been able to muster on previous projects.
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Analysts will be looking to see whether the death of Soleimani robs the Quds force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps of its coherence and dims its regional power at least at first.
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Other supporters of the new group spoke of "bitterness and angst flying around the City" and the need to get coherence around what needs to be done between the leave and remain camps.
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But there did at last seem to be some coherence and logic to Trump's defense -- perhaps partly because he was largely out of sight and could not step all over his own message.
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The Transatlantic Financial Regulatory Coherence (TFRC) coalition, which represents a large portion of the transatlantic financial services community, wants to ensure that a strong financial regulatory framework is included in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) The new coalition has identified three principles to focus on that will provide the best chance for regulatory coherence and should be included in the TTIP: discussing the policymaking process at an early stage, concentrating on future policymaking and regulatory development and ensuring transparency and accountability.
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Kelly Magsamen, a former U.S. deputy assistant secretary of defense for Asian affairs now at the Center for American Progress, said Biegun's appointment would "hopefully bring focus and coherence" to U.S. North Korea diplomacy.
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It's worth noting that D-Wave's qubits are different from those of the company's competitors like Rigetti, IBM and Google, with shorter coherence times and a system that mostly focuses on solving optimization problems.
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Ever-present waves of hurt kept uneasily at bay drift by, and they occasionally bring shape and coherence, so that something integral, if vague and elusive, seems now to coalesce and now re-fragment.
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"European countries put greater premium on rigor, focus, and coherence in their instructional systems," says Andreas Schleicher, the Paris-based director of education and skills at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
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They must recognize that many NAFTA reforms—such as rules for digital trade, customs clearance, regulatory coherence, and small business—could be "win-win-win" for business, workers, and consumers in all three countries.
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"The observed coherence must have some relationship with large-scale structures, because it is impossible that the galaxies separated by six megaparsecs [roughly 20 million light years] directly interact with each other," Lee said.
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The startling coherence of style—a beguiling combination of three principal Italian Modernist offshoots, futurism, rationalism and Novecento—can be found across the city in its cinemas, government offices, suburban streets, hotels and bars.
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As the second week of hearings began, they adopted a choose-your-own-adventure approach: making as many points as they could, no matter their coherence, in the hopes that one of them stuck.
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We-Consent, introduced in 2015 by the nonprofit Institute for the Study of Coherence and Emergence, was created for students on college campuses to help them adhere to the implementation of affirmative consent rules.
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It was a secular and literary method of reading the Hebrew Bible but, in its reverent insistence on the coherence and complex artistry of the central texts, it has appealed to some religious readers.
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At ARO, this has engendered a coherence between the exterior and interior architecture, with details like the lobby's curved cove ceiling and swooping reception desk taking their cues from the tower's undulating outer form.
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Today, however, it's rarely a foregone conclusion — and post-announcement analysis is as much about if a deal will be allowed to close as it is about price, product, financing, layoffs, or strategic coherence.
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It is the play itself that lurches and rocks us, addling our expectation of narrative coherence in order to take us inside the sort of experience that can't be grasped with the mind alone.
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At times like these, when petty nationalisms threaten the global liberal order and the coherence of the West, it is important to remember that the comparatively peaceful Western order didn't come about by accident.
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Doctors are able to use an algorithm developed by DeepMind, a UK-based AI research center owned by Google, to return a detailed diagnosis in around 30 seconds using Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) scans.
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Felonies, hush money, Russian agents, dogged journalists — in real time, it turns out, all that stuff moves like molasses, with none of the subtle internal coherence you find in a good novel of suspense.
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While the younger Roth, as the curator, might have had this in mind, the studio has little mystique without the artworks, and the coherence of the exhibition depends on mystique of Roth the elder.
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Thirteen parties won seats this week; the coalition that eventually emerges may well resemble the centrist governments that have run the Netherlands for decades (although with four or five parties it will struggle for coherence).
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RALEIGH, N.C., July 10, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Optometrists are pleased to present patients with the new addition of an optical coherence tomography (OCT) machine to the roster of services available, reports Family Eye Care Center.
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Martin described how the UK is taking a three-pronged approach with its cyber security strategy, beginning with what he dubbed the "organisational coherence" of establishing a central hub in the form of the NCSC.
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Blue is a unifying thread in this show (it's the dominant color in many of the upholstery scrap floor works as well) and that alone speaks to the formal and conceptual coherence of Vaughn's project.
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Transatlantic coherence also means more combined weight to counteract authoritarian state-owned enterprises and the ability to counter rules that less democratic countries might set on a whole host of global economic rules and practices.
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Looking for any coherence in the Trump campaign is always a mistake, in large part because the campaign seems to be run as a confederation of loosely affiliated city states rather than something more coherent.
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These heroes, their movies, and their backstories are all thrown higgledy-piggledy into a story that somehow finds coherence, mainly thanks to the film's firm commitment to its own riotous subversion of the superhero game.
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"With the successive and exhausting defeats that the Americans have faced in the region from Iran, it's natural that their nervous system and coherence of thought have fallen apart," Sepah News quoted Jafari as saying.
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The computer-aided diagnostic uses Optical Coherence Microscopy (OCM), an advanced imaging technique that can create high-resolution visualizations of biological tissues at the cellular level, without the need for invasive techniques such as biopsies.
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Inconsistency on guns and the economy Trump's careening rhetoric also revealed another characteristic of his presidency -- a lack of policy coherence and consistency from one day to the next on the nation's top political issues.
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Such episodes revive the debate about the President's temperament and coherence, which the White House has been trying to squelch in the wake of a stunning fly-on-the-wall book written by Michael Wolff.
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"Instead of conducting themselves in coherence with their own Christian faith, they follow the principles of the world, which lead to satisfying the inclinations toward arrogance, the thirst for power and for riches," Francis said.
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That would require increasing the coherence time and introducing error correction schemes' those where multiple qubits are combined into one in order to ensure that the quantum computer outputs the answers it's supposed to output.
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If the trend continues until Election Day, a Clinton-Kaine Administration will inherit a vexing question: Is a more diverse America a more fractious and polarized America, or can the country find a new coherence?
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They formed an integral part of the European psyche until very recently, and its cohesion as the great social cat had a major influence on human family coherence as we evolved on the plains of Africa.
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Historians and pundits have often overemphasized the ideological coherence of the Republican Party, but there has been less willingness to recognize the ways Democrats have maintained a consistent vision through much of the past 30 years.
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"We also model the dependency and coherence among sentences within the same review document, so that the high-level semantics can be incorporated," lead author of the SpoilerNet paper, Mengting Wan, told TechCrunch in an email.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should have a bigger say in how the euro zone fights financial bubbles as tools used by national authorities often lack coherence, ECB board member Yves Mersch said on Monday.
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At the same time, there is a pervasive cosmic unease, the anxiety that they don't quite understand the meaning of life, or have not surrendered to some all-encompassing commitment that would bring coherence and peace.
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Aaron Pallas, a professor of sociology and education at Teachers College, Columbia University, noted that Wadleigh has trouble with order, safety, teacher-principal trust, instructional leadership and the coherence of its teaching, according to city statistics.
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Mr. Finney's embodiment of Poirot in the Lumet picture was a marathon of sorts, with the actor testing how many of the beloved character's irritating yet endearing quirks could be pushed to the limits of coherence.
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Organizing the scenes around these easy-to-visualize objectives gives them an even greater coherence: You always know exactly what the heroes are trying to accomplish and how the obstacles they encounter will affect their missions.
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The task for Mr. Macron and Ms. Merkel and their allies is to stay the course on the bloc's values, coherence and rules, but also to recognize and address the anger that has fed the rebellion.
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But these spaces frequently feel inert, overly composed; there is none of the sense of life, of organic coherence, that accrues over time in a place that's actually been inhabited, not just arranged for a picture.
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His impassioned analyses of racial disconnection was part of our connection; the historical failure of black and white to cohere became part of our personal coherence that, even as it grew, I never took for granted.
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This movie series can only wish it had the depth and coherence of the "Star Wars" franchise, but the homage is nice, and Cogman and Edmund have some witty moments, something the more plodding sequels lacked.
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So far, Trump has been spared a major foreign policy crisis or an economic meltdown that puts his capacity to lead with coherence, speed, organization and in a way that foments national unity on the line.
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But I will say that as long as the civil rights legislation was limited to solving the problem of segregation, it had a self-evident coherence for most Americans, and it had a set of boundaries.
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One view is that fears of migrants, negative impacts from globalization, the return of ethnic nationalisms in many but not all Western countries have reinforced a sense of lost coherence and vision of a shared future.
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But it is likely to raise questions about the coherence of the commercial planemaking operations and could revive speculation over the future of Frenchman Bregier, who has run the world's second-largest civil planemaker since 2012.
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At the same time, some observers suggest that Gouzer's sales are flimsy marketing exercises, bestowing an insubstantial veneer of coherence on a gathering of works that might just as easily appear in Christie's traditional evening sales.
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Another side of the reverend mother's personality — an intense religious devotion entwined with a quasi-feminist, anti-authoritarian streak — emerges late in the film, but rather than reveal the character's complexity it undermines the story's coherence.
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Trump's larger point, however — if we give him the benefit of the doubt and assume coherence — is that despite the debates over slavery, war could have been avoided if the nation's leaders had been "tough" enough.
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There is, upon inspection, a kind of coherence among the books that Jackson has taken on over the course of his career, especially recently, as executive editor at Spiegel & Grau, a post he has held since 2006.
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"In the context of Spectre and Meltdown, leveraging coherence invalidations enables a Prime+Probe attack to achieve the same level of precision as a Flush+Reload attack and leak the same type of information," the paper explained.
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"What I fear is that the joints or the masonry, as they dry, lose their coherence, their cohesion and their structural qualities and that all of sudden, the vault gives way," Chief Architect Philippe Villeneuve told Reuters.
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A shift from leftist to right-of-center governments in Argentina and Brazil has given the group that also includes Paraguay and Uruguay greater ideological coherence, and it has focused more on trade and less on politics.
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In addition to technical advantages of standardization, CAR said Islamic State sought to mirror the functions of a national military force in a bid to "legitimize the group's capacity and coherence in the eyes of IS fighters".
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The GOP of two decades ago was the Party of Gingrich, one unified by national themes and ideological coherence and dedicated to "21 percent issues"—non-divisive policy items that had at least that support with voters.
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This month, Lutz released another book grappling with similar subject matter; Mind the Gap (Schilt) is a poignant search for truth that explores the spaces between coherence and confusion that exist for those living with mental illness.
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The hard limit was later removed, but ministers maintained a critical text which urges the Basel Committee in its reform effort "to ensure regulatory certainty, its coherence and effectiveness, while preserving the risk sensitivity of banking regulation".
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Iron Man and Tony Stark became the recognizable face that connected these different films, a kind of conceptual personality glue that gave it all some coherence and consistency in the run-up to 2012's The Avengers.
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The Transatlantic Financial Regulatory Coherence (TFRC) coalition, which represents a large portion of the transatlantic financial services community, wants to ensure that a strong financial regulatory framework is included in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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"Our project is to preserve through representation a sense of suspended coherence shared between the space of our school and certain works of Baroque painting we feel have a distinctive sense of narrative order," the collective notes.
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The chairman of EU leaders, Charles Michel, said he called Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte to demand "policy coherence" after The Hague was seen to be resisting a broader closure of schools, businesses and other public venues.
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Sticklers for verisimilitude might rightly point out that nobody really "thinks" in such articulate well-cadenced paragraphs (Molly Bloom's mind is a rat's nest by comparison), but the coherence McCormack has opted for is more than stylistic.
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For the first six or so songs, Curry and production duo FnZ extract juicy, serrated hooks from raw noise; sampled shrieks and sirens jostled into melodic coherence are driven by the heavy propulsion of classic Miami bass.
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The movement has gained the kind of coherence and steam that converts into brand value, bolstered by a host of independent internet-based projects for teens mostly comprised of individual (and uncompensated) Tumblr, Twitter, and Instagram accounts.
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The Algiers becomes a trap, not only for the characters, who are stuck inside at the mercy of a maniac, but for the film itself, which loses its political and psychological coherence as the night drags on.
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As the European Union struggles with fundamental issues of coherence, policy and solidarity, she has also become a plausible, if unlikely, president of France — almost sure to make the two-candidate runoff for the post in May.
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" They were surprised, in part, because archaeologists since the 1960s had been trained never to assume the purity or coherence of a people, a slippery slope to the conclusion that certain peoples came by their advantages "naturally.
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What the exhibition lacks in coherence, it makes up for in breadth, but its scope and nonlinear chronology might lead some viewers to draw equivalences between governments and cultures without attending to the works' contexts and nuances.
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This reflects Howe's own method of creation, cutting away at narrative coherence so that we refocus our attention on language, recreating the poet's commentary to bring the past as something new and meaningful within our own worlds.
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Donald Trump slams Beijing for crashing the yuan "There's no premium in his thinking on coherence so far as I can tell," said Daniel Serwer, a senior research professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
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"Given the breadth and depth of his knowledge of the region, I suspect David will want to focus on engaging key U.S. partners like Jordan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia and bringing more coherence to U.S. policy," said Katulis.
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Their makers will still have to prove that these devices offer a more valuable product than the diversity of Android phones already out there, but at least they demonstrate a coherence between their price, features, and target demographic.
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But the state of his own movement, though humming along at the grassroots level with a coherence unusual for the left, suffers from at least one very familiar problem: the lack of a bench at the highest echelons.
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The creators consulted with a lecturer in physics who did work at CERN to build the foundation of their time-travel narrative, lending a degree of narrative coherence to a subject that famously ties fiction writers into knots.
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With less than 10 games to go, Leicester City are still the only team that actually look capable of winning the title, while the bottom clubs' performances continue to display all the coherence of a Donald Trump speech.
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It was visible every night over these past two weeks, in the size of the crowds, the energy in the hall, the caliber of the speakers, the celebrity of the celebrities, and the basic coherence of the messages.
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The greatest irony of Anton's essay is that after this much time trying to give the current president's vacillation, whimsy, and rage the look of coherence, he's missed the only thread running through all of these policy shifts.
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No, the very innovation that Williams and Walker had introduced — the reason their productions were so important to Broadway and black theater and the creation of "Shuffle Along" — was that their shows had a new kind of coherence.
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Yet big-market investors, government leaders and regular citizens alike are right to be concerned about Dodd-Frank's diffusion of regulatory power, because it saps government of the capacity and coherence it needs to prevent the next crisis.
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As in a performance of the piece earlier this season, Mr. van Zweden brought coherence to an hourlong score that can seem long-winded, conveying the music's Russian Romantic fervor and shifting moods without pushing things to excess.
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In essays, interviews and television appearances over the decades, he cast a sharp eye on six successive administrations, including that of Donald J. Trump, whose election he did not support and whose foreign policy, he found, lacked coherence.
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"(It) would effectively compromise the overall coherence of the measure intended by the EU legislature, which consists in the exclusion of all electronic services from the possibility of a reduced rate of VAT being applied," the judges said.
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How, in particular, did a man whose fraudulence, lack of concern for those he claims to care about and lack of policy coherence should have been obvious to everyone nonetheless manage to win over so many gullible souls?
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And to also make them decent, compassionate, alert, engaged truth-seekers, neither callous, fearful Party enablers nor complacent, dead-eyed Proles who poke their iPhones and scoff at memes and chirp their discontent in brief blips of coherence.
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Director Teddy Chan is very much of the John Woo school of filmmaking, which jettisons coherence in favor of random shots of birds, opera music, and throwing all types of gels and filters and shit on his camera lens.
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That light-catching chamfer makes little sense when you consider that it has no design coherence with either of LG's plug-in modules — it just serves to highlight the dissonance between the handset and the module jacked into it.
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Responsibility lies with federal authorities for a reason: Shifting it to localities and states would threaten the coherence of immigration policy and could lead to a patchwork of enforcement approaches, which also would do nothing to bolster public safety.
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Executives at some other FTSE 100 companies were also confused by May's statement on Monday, saying it was the latest example of a lack of coherence from the government about its Brexit plans, and that they needed hard details.
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" This Exploding Dots video is part of The Global Math Project, a program out to, in James's words, "transcend barriers and show to cut through the clutter of math content to reveal its coherence, its meaning, and its joy.
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The shift from the wonkier vibe on Tuesday was partly a product of personnel—Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders were noticeably absent, and their peers struggled to talk about healthcare with even a shred of their passion or coherence.
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"After 9/11, the definition expanded and continues to lose its coherence and continuity," said Jonathan Turley, a constitutional law expert at George Washington University who has served as counsel in a number of national security and terrorism cases.
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The Onyx Collective is a loose assembly of improvisers, beat makers, amateur filmmakers and artists operating on the Lower East Side, trading inspirations and seeking to maintain a spirit of cohesion and coherence amid the rapid demographic changes downtown.
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Turkey has weathered financial storms before thanks to its size and diversity, but the outcome will depend on the "coherence and predictability of the policies that are pursued," the credit-rating agency Moody's advised in a statement in June.
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From its contrived structure to its forced speechifying, this story about a yearslong correspondence between Donovan (Kit Harington), a closeted actor, and Rupert (Jacob Tremblay), a troubled prepubescent boy, never acquires the emotional potency or coherence its themes demand.
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In the short term, Trump's desire to move Mike Pompeo from the CIA to the State Department could actually provide more coherence and stability to US foreign policy after months of chaos, given his ideological synergy with the President.
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His stance on North Korea will likely be at loggerheads with that of our allies at the UN and will add to the general perception that there is no coherence when it comes to Trump's approach to rogue regimes.
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Starring Rosalie Craig as Bobbie, in a performance destined to redefine both a character and a career, this "Company," at the Gielgud Theater, has emotional coherence and clout that it never possessed in my previous experiences of the show.
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Unlike the superimposed properties of electrons or other particles more prone to environmental interference, "the coherence length of neutrino oscillations—the length over which interference occurs and oscillations may be observed—extends over vast distances, even astrophysical scales," the physicists note.
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Trump is happy to flirt with former opponents like Mitt Romney, whose name is being floated for Secretary of State, but the words "loyalty" and "coherence" are more important to him -- which is probably what he should be looking for.
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Inasmuch as it was intellectual at all, it was a heap of ideas crushed into coherence like scrap iron in a junkyard compressor: an ideological fabrication, knocked together out of many insecurely interlocking bits of corporate, authoritarian, and totalitarian traditions.
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It can even entangle with other holes—this is kind of like coherence, but instead of being unable to conclusively describe a single particle, multiple particles get swept up into the same math, and can't be described without each other.
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Many American voters, Haidt wrote, perceive that the moral order is falling apart, the country is losing its coherence and cohesiveness, diversity is rising, and our leadership seems to be suspect or not up to the needs of the hour.
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The coherence and synergy that can be drawn from hardware and software designers working in concert is best demonstrated by Apple, naturally, but I can envision future Google devices that have custom processing modules specifically to power Google's magical camera algorithms.
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One more thing: Just reading the President's tweets about Turkey and Syria ("I, in my great and unmatched wisdom"), should be enough to indicate that he is not making decisions from a point of foreign policy fluency -- or even basic coherence.
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They can't contend with the long-term coherence and structure that human writers generate, and so endeavors like AI-generated fiction or poetry tend to be more about playing with formatting than creating compelling reading that's enjoyed on its own merits.
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It is mankind's way of forming social and conceptual coherence from the mass of data we encounter on a daily basis, classifying out the universe, as Claude Lévi-Strauss called it, so as to cleave the wood from the trees.
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Though several supporters mention that the fanbase has been more divided over the last few seasons than it perhaps was previously, there is a cautious sense of optimism about the coherence of the club and what the future might hold.
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"The brain is truly fascinating and much in the way that our brains are able to achieve total coherence — finding enlightenment and fulfillment, you will surely be moved and inspired by this journey of self-rediscovery" The documentary debuts March 18.
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That underlying dynamic could cause the kind of coherence between the rotation of the studied galaxies and the motions of their neighbors, though he cautioned that it will take a lot more research to corroborate his team's findings and conclusions.
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The image, unforgettable because it stretches compositional coherence nearly to its snapping point, reminds me of Degas's painting "Place de la Concorde," another picture in which easy, classically balanced composition is jettisoned for something more exciting and discomfiting and grounded.
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His word choice and lack of consistent focus and coherence in his U.N. speech is simply one more symptom of the problems that have emerged in far too many of his other speeches and constant stream of tweets since the election.
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The look is industrial but delicate, and something more: It's as if all this ephemeral matter had been blown by a high wind against a great fence — one with lines as fluid as Mr. Acconci's career — and, miraculously, maintained coherence.
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So the divisions are just as much cultural as economic, and they raise serious questions about Britain's political coherence and unity, and about how long it may take to heal the wounds made or reopened in this noisy, often vicious campaign.
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Washington (CNN)A week after its chaotic and politicized start to the battle against coronavirus, a White House task force is projecting order and coherence amid a crisis that could weigh on the economy and ultimately President Donald Trump's electoral fate.
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Hence, an album whose coherence-conscious detractors are half-right: within the unified constraints of Prince's signature style, a stylized funk-rock amalgam many hear as giving sonic shape to the color purple, the album does hop from genre to genre.
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PARELES In a show that included no shortage of tear-jerking and maybe too many musical/visual/emotional whiplash moments, the tribute to the Los Angeles rapper Nipsey Hussle, who was killed last year, at least had coherence on its side.
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What the Alabama experience has shown, or confirmed, is that legacy, fans, colors — and everything else that lends narrative coherence to the sport of college football — end up mattering not all that much, except for their allure to the proper coach.
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But the source close to Yun added that he was certainly disappointed in what he viewed as a general lack of coherence on the administration's North Korea policy that made it difficult at times for him to discern the path forward.
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Once Trump arrives and the phone is set down, the audio reveals a President who can speak with more coherence than we hear from him in public, but whose talking points and jokes don't vary much from his greatest hits.
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"Vivendi will be extremely vigilant in ensuring that (TIM CEO) Amos Genish receives assurance from the board members presented by Elliott that the 2018-2020 industrial plan can be achieved in its entirety and in all its coherence," it said in a statement.
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Eight weeks later, when his vision worsened, "like somebody put a smear of Vaseline over my eye," doctors at Wills Eye Hospital ordered a second OCT (optical coherence tomography) scan of his eye and discovered a blockage leading to the optic nerve.
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There are indeed so many works in the Tower of Babel exhibition, about so many subjects and in so many styles, languages, sizes, and media, that it is hard to find the show's coherence…but this is true of many group exhibitions.
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The main factors that, individually or collectively, could trigger negative rating action are: - Deterioration in policy coherence and credibility, leading to a loss of investor confidence, or a derailment of the International Monetary Fund supported programme that leads to external funding stress.
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The camera paces through the offices as if it's been snorting cocaine, just like several of the characters do, and the story often feels as if it will simply tip over the edge into inspired weirdness, rather than any kind of coherence.
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In the forthcoming negotiations, the remaining EU member states will be faced with the challenge of preserving the unity of the EU-27 and the coherence of the EU's internal market while also limiting the damage to citizens and businesses, he said.
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Pearse Keane, consultant ophthalmologist, told The Guardian he'd seen DeepMind's work training an AI agent to teach itself to play Atari games, and thought the company's machine learning skills could be used to analyze eye scans, known as Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) images.
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Studies suggest that improved regulatory coherence between the U.S. and European Union, for example, could result in a 28503 percent gain in U.S. GDP — no small figure considering that absence of cooperation left about $22019 billion dollars on the table in 2017.
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"We close in style, with the promise made to Italians, we will cut 345 lawmakers and then, for the sake of dignity, honesty and coherence, we will go straight to a vote," Salvini said in the upper house of parliament in Rome.
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They came through it with flying colours, thankfully, and for the rest of the game they combined the coherence and cooperation which Shankly had drilled into them with the characteristic pass-and-move transitions of his successor and former protege, to devastating effect.
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But poetry also requires economy, coherence, and discrimination, and Dylan has perpetrated prolix verses, horrendous grammar, tangled phrases, silly metaphors, embarrassing clichés, muddled thought; at times he seems to believe one good image deserves five others, and he relies too much on rhyme.
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Instead there's only an archipelago of fragments—existing games, concept art, bootleg alpha builds, and now Marc Laidlaw's post—across which fans must draw their own imagined coherence, interpolating between these ruined islands a vision of what Half-Life 3 might have been.
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BRUSSELS — The operatic ouster of Rex Tillerson leaves a State Department angry and adrift, and a world even more confused about the management and direction of American foreign policy, hoping but not expecting that the change leads to greater coherence in Washington.
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Soon after, Mr. Bannon left the White House, and over the course of the next several months Mr. Kelly eased additional campaign aides out — including the former "Celebrity Apprentice" star Omarosa Manigault Newman — while bringing some semblance of coherence to White House operations.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 "He leaves Venezuela and the region without a mandate on social commitment, political coherence and defense of democratic values," Luis Almagro, secretary general of the Organization of American States, said on Twitter.
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The disconnect between Dr. Nancy Messonnier's comments and Trump's stance raised doubts about the coherence of the administration's response and the question of how the President will respond, given his history of turning on officials who contradict his views with evidence-based reasoning.
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The government has decided that its "objective of coherence will be best achieved through our wider online harms proposals and, as a consequence, will not be commencing Part 3 of the Digital Economy Act 2017 concerning age verification for online pornography," Morgan added.
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A few — like Michael R. Jackson's "A Strange Loop" Off Broadway and "Hadestown" and "Tootsie" on Broadway — had at least some of the ingredients needed to lift the impossible art form into excellence: thematic ambition, exacting skill, dramatic coherence and superior staging.
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Lawyers for the Hernández family push back hard against this narrative, claiming that it is ahistorical, and that Brennan's opinion merely brought greater coherence to a long line of cases holding that government actors may be sued when they act outside the law.
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"Member states will be keen to bring their political differences back behind closed doors, whilst emphasizing the military coherence and credibility of their alliance," Sarah Raine, consulting senior fellow for geopolitics and strategy at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), told CNBC.
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