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