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incoherent
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incoherent
Physics (of two or more waves) having the same frequency but not the same phase

incoherent [‚in·kō′hir·ənt]
(geology)
Pertaining to a rock or deposit that is loose or unconsolidated, or that is unable to hold together firmly or solidly.


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AaAa During his meeting with Kasoulides, Mansouri said he highlighted the incoherencies contained in the document, and the errors and inaccuracies it includes.
The false assumptions, conceptual incoherencies, and non sequiturs that vitiate these extravagant claims have been frequently exposed (for example, in Hazlitt 1959, [1960] 1995; Rothbard 1962, 2:passim; Reisman 1998, 862-94).
Day after day, he stood before the podium, his brow knit and shiny with perspiration, blinking helplessly as he absorbed abuse over everything from the latest incoherencies about the war in Iraq to the Valerie Plame scandal to the fallout from Hurricane Katrina.
 
 
 
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