Coherence

Coherence is from Latin cohaerere = stick together, to be connected with. See:

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• Coherence (physics). Coherence is an attribute of physical quantities that can be described in terms of waves when a well-defined wavefront can be defined, as in classical optics.
• Coherence (linguistics). In linguistics, coherence is what makes a text semantically meaningful.
• Cache coherence and (more generally) memory coherence are concepts in computer architecture.
• Coherentism is an epistemological theory.
• Coherent (operating system). A UNIX clone operating system.
• Coherence (mathematics) is a disambiguation page.
• Coherent sheaf.
• Coherence (Bayesian statistics). In Bayesian decision theory, an inference system of probabilities and utilities is coherent if it is immune to the possibility of a "Dutch book paradox"; see coherence (philosophical gambling strategy).
• Coherence (statistics)