coherently

coherent | American Dictionary

coherent
adjective
us/koʊˈhɪər·ənt/
writing
having its parts related in an organized and reasonable way:
The president has not presented a coherent plan for dealing with it.
Coherent also means expressing yourself clearly:
I should warn you, she’s not always coherent.

coherently

adverbus/koʊˈhɪər·ənt·li/
He is able to speak coherently about politics.

Examples of coherent

coherent
The editors are to be congratulated for having succeeded in bringing together what are ostensibly ten very different studies into a well-integrated, coherent whole.
The evolution of the turbulent velocity field in these air data is far more coherent than were such measurements in water.
In that case, a more or less coherent and consistent structure is not possible, nor an unambiguous life-orientation.
This was all worked out prior to the synthesis to provide a musically coherent structure - one with an introduction, development, climax and recapitulation.
Acknowledging the prior operation of group selection provides an evolutionarily coherent explanation of the survival of human behavioral predispositions that enable social cooperation.
The four subtypes we identified were reliable and presented coherent patterns of oral language skill development.
The emergence of the architectural concept is precisely what allows rounding up all these aspects in a single, coherent whole.
The topics and lengths of these stories differed, but overall they were explicit and coherent.
Thus, given an instantaneous signal and the period between successive sparks, the coherent and random parts of the signal can be separated.
It is not coherent to value scientific explanation while not valuing scientific unity.
What organizes these diverse traditions and theories into a coherent outlook is the hierarchical relationship between human knowledge and divinely revealed knowledge.
But it is only by rejecting the possibly left-dislocated examples that we can tell a coherent story about agreement of the separated genitive.
However, they do not try to develop a coherent frame of reference or new generalizable standards in order to justify their decisions.
These individuals may speak in a moderately coherent manner, but they make highly implausible statements regarding the causes and consequences of traumatic attachment-related events.
The initial state is the most coherent state, since the corresponding correlation time is the greatest of all the characteristic times of the plasma.
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