41. In this, the demigod Herakles cries out " WHAT SPLENDOUR / IT ALL COHERES " as he is dying. 42. He credits the break for " making the film cohere . . . in a certain, particular way ." 43. The weak van der Waals force that coheres multilayer stacks does not always affect the individual layers'electronic properties. 44. Both artists paint in color daubs that dissolve into abstractions at close scrutiny and cohere as images only from a distance. 45. It requires the skill and intuition of an imaginative artist to make these aspects cohere within a single and living portrait. 46. Yet the performance never cohered as more than a sequence of discrete, passing moments, some beautiful, others nondescript. 47. The surprising thing, given all these ingredients, is how well " Arlington Road " manages to cohere . 48. But the elements never cohere into a complete performance; it is as if he is still experimenting with his options. 49. This was his way out, a cohering long-form work written in progressive segments built on short pentatonic themes. 50. The brain was affected to some length but nonetheless, the patient was able to reason and cohere to his ideas.
