coherent set

collocation in English

meanings of coherentand set

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coherent
adjective
uk /kəʊˈhɪə.rənt/ us /koʊˈhɪr.ənt/
If an argument, set of ideas, or a plan is coherent, it is clear and carefully considered, and each part of it connects or follows in a natural or ...
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set
noun
uk /set/ us /set/
a group of similar things that belong together in ...
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Examples of coherent set

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The editors are to be congratulated on compiling a varied yet coherentset of papers.
Such attempts would have to await the emergence in the 1970s of a coherentset of theoretical perspectives and goals in the area.
That is so because any pair of noncontradictory propositions can be made to form part of a coherentset under some set of other propositions.
An artifact makes sense as embodying a style to the extent that it can be explained in terms of a coherentset of preferences.
These were more interpretative and analytical in nature, providing a narrative thread drawing the topics into a coherentset of development and information needs.
This differentiation of roles made for a coherentset of proposals.
An agreed and coherentset of objectives provides motivation and direction to researchers.
In this response, we attempt to produce a coherentset of terms that can be used in discussions of selection processes.
These 'things' are, moreover, a theoretically coherentset of causes rather than an undifferentiated assortment of stray factors.
Do they, for instance, amount to an episteme, a relatively coherentset of knowledges?
How might memory be affected if the self is not well integrated such that one does not have a coherentset of features describing the self?
However, despite their concerns both the imperial and colonial governments were unable to devise a coherentset of policies to secure an expansion in export production.
One of the challenges with a volume of this kind is to pull together a coherentset of chapters that deal with an overall theme in a fairly comprehensive manner.
Being technical and ideological, paradigms constitute a relatively coherentset of ideological and technical assumptions of policy experts and state officials interacting within a constraining institutional environment.
No coherentset of policies pertains to death and dying per se, but policies in several other spheres, including health and social care, shape and influence the circumstances of dying.
This fact, he thinks, at least defends religious beliefs from the full force of the objection that a coherentset of beliefs can still be false.
Additionally, no organisation with powers of delegation of responsibility and dispersal of staff can operate successfully without a coherentset of policies and decision-making frameworks.
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We have a very coherentset of rules and regulations on advertising in general.
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