Coherence

What is Coherence? Coherence describes the way anything, such as an argument (or part of an argument) “hangs together.” If something has coherence, its parts are well-connected and all heading in the same direction. Without coherence, a discussion may not make sense or may be difficult for the audience to follow. Coherence is the attribute that is decided by the end-user or reader, which determines whether the content seems meaningful, understanding and useful. Cohesion is the writer’s attribute and which is brought by using different techniq ues like r epeated words/ideas, reference. Coherence is a scalable, fault-tolerant, cloud-ready, distributed platform for building grid-based applications and reliably storing data. The product is used at scale, for both compute and raw storage, in a vast array of industries such as critical financial trading systems, high performance. COHERENCE, Vol 1, Issue 1 February 14, 2021, by Stephen Elliott, Life Scientist, COHERENCE Breathing through the nose vs. The mouth has been a topic of significant interest and discussion in the last few years, this subject being treated thoroughly by Patrick McKeown and James Nestor in their books, The Oxygen Advantage, and Breath, respectively. Oracle Coherence is an in-memory distributed data grid solution for clustered applications and application servers. Coherence makes sharing and managing data in a cluster as simple as on a single server. It accomplishes this by coordinating updates to the data using cluster-wide concurrency control, replicating and distributing data modifications across the cluster using the highest performing.

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co·her·ence

(kō-hîr′əns, -hĕr′-)n.

1. The quality or state of cohering, especially a logical, orderly, and aesthetically consistent relationship of parts.

2. Physics The property of being coherent, as of waves.

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coherence

(kəʊˈhɪərəns) or

coherency

2. another word for cohesion¹

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co•her•ence

(koʊˈhɪər əns, -ˈhɛr-)

also co•her′en•cy,

2. logical interconnection.

4. Physics, Optics. (of waves) the state of being coherent.

Noun	1.	coherence - the state of cohering or sticking together coherency, cohesion, cohesiveness connectedness, connection, link - the state of being connected; 'the connection between church and state is inescapable' consistency - logical coherence and accordance with the facts; 'a rambling argument that lacked any consistency' incoherence, incoherency - lack of cohesion or clarity or organization
2.	coherence - logical and orderly and consistent relation of parts comprehensibility, understandability - the quality of comprehensible language or thought

coherence

nounconsistency, rationality, concordance, consonance, congruity, union, agreement, connection, unity, correspondencethe political structure which can lend coherence to a global enterprise

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coherence

noun

Logical agreement among parts:

souvislost

samhengi

tutarlılık

coherence

[kəʊˈhɪərəns]N → coherenciaf

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coherence

[kəʊˈhɪərəns]n

[plan, action] → cohérencef

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Coherence In Writing

coherence

(of community) → Zusammenhaltm; (of essay, symphony etc) → Geschlossenheitf; (of argument, reasoning, style) → Kohärenzf; his speech lacked coherence → seiner Rede(dat) → fehlte der Zusammenhang

(fig: = comprehensibility) after five whiskies he lacked coherence → nach fünf Whiskysgab er nur noch unzusammenhängendesZeug von sich

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coherent

(kəˈhiərənt)

Coherence Explained

adjective

clear and logical. He was able to give a coherent account of what had happened. samehangend مُتَماسِك، مُتَرابِط разбираем coerente souvislý, logický zusammenhängend sammenhængende; logisk λογικός, συνεκτικόςcoherente selge, sidus منطقی؛ منسجم johdonmukainen cohérentהגיוני, ברור संबद्ध suvisao összefüggő jelas dan masuk akal samhangandi (og skÿr) coerente 筋の通った 일관된 aiškus, nuoseklus loģisks; sakarīgs koheren samenhangendsammenhengende og logisk, konsekventspójny نښتونكى، نښتى، تړلى مربوط coerente coerent связный súvislý skladen, jasen koherentan sammanhängande, klar ซึ่งสอดคล้อง tutarlı 清晰有條理的 зв'язний, послідовний مدلل ، سہل ، آسان mạch lạc 清晰有条理的

coˈherently adverb

samehangende بِتَماسُك، بِتَرابُط ясно coerentemente souvisle zusammenhängend logiskt λογικά, συνεκτικά coherentemente selgelt بطور منسجم johdonmukaisesti avec cohérence בְּהִגָיוֹן संसक्तता से povezan, spojen összefüggően dengan jelas skÿrlega, greinilega coerentemente 首尾一貫して 일관되게 nuosekliai loģiski; sakarīgi secara koheren samenhangendsammenhengende og logisk spójnie, logicznie نښتونکی coerentemente coerent, cu coerenţă связно súvisle povezano koherentno sammanhängande, klart อย่างสอดคล้อง tutarlı bir şekilde 清晰有條理地 зрозуміло; послідовно مدلل طریقے سے một cách mạch lạc 表达清楚地

coˈherence noun

samehang, verband تماسُك، ترابُط съгласуваност coerência souvislost der Zusammenhang sammenhæng συνοχή, ειρμόςcoherencia selgus انسجام johdonmukaisuus cohérence רֶצֶף הֶגיוֹנִי, לְכִידוּת संसक्तता prianjanje, suvislost összefüggés pertalian samhengi coerenza 首尾一貫性 일관성 nuoseklumas loģiskums; sakarība; (domas) skaidrība kekoherenan samenhangsammenheng spoistość نښتی coerência coerenţă связность logická súvislosť razumljivost, ubranost koherentnost sammanhang ความสอดคล้อง tutarlılık 連貫性 зв'язність; послідовність آسانی ، منطقی sự gắn kết với nhau 连贯性

co·he·rence

2. coherencia, referencia a cualquier grupo designado, seguido o copiado por un período de tiempo, tal como en un estudio epidemiológico.

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What Is Cardiac Coherence Training?

Cardiac coherence training (CCT) involves the use of biofeedback to control heart rate variability (HRV) — the moment-to-moment change in heart rate. With the help of the clinician, a person can learn to make the heart rate fluctuation more rhythmic or coherent.

The skills learned with the use of biofeedback can be practiced at home for relaxation and can be used as a stress management tool during daily activities. However, the program is much more than a simple relaxation technique — a person learns to appreciate oneself, to substitute stressful responses with more positive emotions, and to more freely engage one's heart and caring side.

What Is the Background of Cardiac Coherence Training?

We have long known that stress stimulates the sympathetic nervous system (fight-or-flight response) and relaxation or positive emotions involve the parasympathetic system. Much research has shown a direct connection between sympathetic vs. parasympathetic tone and physical and mental health problems such as heart disease, hypertension, depression, and anxiety. Additionally, there appears to be a two-way communication system between the brain and the nerves surrounding the heart.

This system affects the body's stress hormones and immune system. Research has shown benefits of CCT for management of stress and anxiety symptoms, work satisfaction, and work and school performance. Additionally, the HRV pattern associated with a stress response may be a risk factor for complications in cardiac patients. Further research is needed about the role of CCT for these patients.

What Are the Indications for Cardiac Coherence Training?

Used most commonly for general wellness and stress management
Stress related to family, school, or work situations
Posttraumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, or phobias
Stress affectng mental or physical health or relationships
Health problems that can have a significant stress component, such as hypertension and coronary artery disease

What Are the Contraindications for Cardiac Coherence Training?

There are no specific contraindications to CCT, but individuals with active suicidality or psychosis may require a more intensive level of psychiatric care.

Additionally, there may be technical difficulties with the use of this form of biofeedback for individuals with cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat).