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1 coerenza
f coherencefig consistency* * *coerenza s.f.1 consistency, coherence: la coerenza di una teoria, the consistency (o coherence) of a theory; le tue azioni mancano di coerenza, your actions lack consistency2 (fis., mat.) coherence.* * *[koe'rɛntsa]sostantivo femminile1) (logicità) coherence, cohesion2) (fedeltà ai principi) consistency3) fis. coherence* * *coerenza/koe'rεntsa/sostantivo f.1 (logicità) coherence, cohesion2 (fedeltà ai principi) consistency3 fis. coherence. -
2 coerenza
coerenza s.f. 1. (nel comportamento, qualità di una persona) cohérence: agire con coerenza agir avec cohérence. 2. ( nel ragionamento) cohérence: il tuo ragionamento manca di coerenza ton raisonnement manque de cohérence. 3. ( coesione) cohérence, homogénéité. 4. (Fis,Geol) cohérence. -
3 coesione
coesione s.f. 1. (Fis,Bot,Geol) cohésion. 2. ( Ling) cohérence: il testo manca di coesione le texte manque de cohérence. 3. ( fig) cohésion: coesione sociale cohésion sociale. -
4 coerenza sf
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5 congruenza sf
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6 coerentemente
coerentemente avv. 1. ( nel comportamento) de façon cohérente, avec cohérence. 2. ( conformemente) conformément (a à): coerentemente a quanto detto in precedenza conformément à ce qui a été dit précédemment. -
7 compatibilità
compatibilità s.f. 1. ( l'essere conciliabile) compatibilité: compatibilità di due cariche compatibilité de deux fonctions; compatibilità di due caratteri compatibilité de caractères. 2. ( coerenza) cohérence. 3. (Inform,Farm,Med) compatibilité. -
8 linearità
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9 organicità
organicità s.f. caractère m. organique, cohérence. -
10 congruenza
congruenza s.f.1 ( rispondenza tra due cose) congruence, congruency; suitability, fittingness // (mat.) relazione di congruenza, congruence (o congruency) relation2 ( coerenza) consistency, coherence, congruity: questa affermazione manca di congruenza, this sentence is inconsistent (o lacks consistency). -
11 inorganicità
inorganicità s.f.1 inorganic nature: l'inorganicità di una sostanza, the inorganic nature of a substance2 (incoerenza) unsystematic nature, disjointedness; lack of coherence; disorganization: l'inorganicità di un'opera artistica, the unsystematic nature of a work of art; l'inorganicità di un modo di lavorare, the unsystematic nature of a way of working. -
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13 coerenza
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coherence — [kō hir′əns, kōher′əns] n. [Fr < L cohaerentia < cohaerens, prp. of COHERE] 1. the act or condition of cohering; cohesion 2. the quality of being logically integrated, consistent, and intelligible; congruity [his story lacked coherence] 3.… … English World dictionary
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