coherence

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• Their devices are designed to easily connect with one another, creating cohesion and coherence in the home, from wireless security systems to robot vacuums and light bulbs.

• Since then, multiple studies observed the same coherence in our neurons when we connect with other people—for example, when making eye contact, conversations, or collective decisions.

• Philadelphia’s offense frequently lacks coherence and uses personnel in odd ways.

• The most successful food pairings strike a carefully measured balance between complexity and coherence.

• They found that background radiation from cosmic rays and more prosaic sources like trace elements in concrete walls is enough to put a hard four-millisecond limit on the coherence time of superconducting qubits.

• For now, the coherence and scale of Moral Mondays is a success ironically founded in shared defeat.

• That decision would have forced photos in standardized formats to create a stylistic coherence.

• Catastrophe,” declares Wright at one point, “lacked coherence.

• Lapid may not share Bennett's ideological coherence but does share his generational sentiments.

• These goodies would add coherence both to the peace process and to U.S. policy toward the evolving Arab Spring.

• A few unimportant elisions have been made for the sake of brevity and .