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The FDA 510(k) indications for COHERE allow surgeons to use the interbody implant with autograft and/or allograft in skeletally mature patients for thoracolumbar pathologies including degenerative disc disease, degenerative spondylolisthesis, and degenerative scoliosis.

Cohere Technologies is solving the most pressing challenges in wireless communications with its groundbreaking Orthogonal Time Frequency and Space (OTFS) technology.

Cohere believes that the addition of Another9 will enable it to better serve its clients by delivering expertise that addresses their ever-evolving challenges, said Cohere chief executive Steven Francesco.

Source: Angel Kwiatkoski (interview), Cohere LLC, www.coherecommunity.com.

Or isn't it nonetheless the case that these paintings cohere despite themselves, drawn together by a singular disregard for all expressive consistency?

We like to believe that the gestures of the current lyric mode cohere or accrete into significance, and perhaps in the right hands they do.

Others see a grab bag of stated policies and wonder how they cohere. Everyone thinks something's got to change.

Although carefully staged and rehearsed by Tina Fehlandt, the ballet failed to cohere.

Eboo Patel: "'Interfaith' is when our experience of the diversity of modern life and our connections to our religious traditions cohere such that we develop faith identities which encourages us to interact with others in intentional and appreciative ways.

I was writing in segments and not coherently, the same thing that Ralph Ellison was doing, and I worked hard to see if I could get things to cohere and integrate, and I think I did pretty well there.

Therefore, the authority of Jesus as Israel's divinely created Messiah and the authority of Torah cohere. The Law properly understood is the law as interpreted by Jesus and those under delegated authority.