Mr. Clapton's own set mostly puttered along until Mr. Beck and then Mr. Winwood, one of the day's most cogent soloists, forced him to push himself.
This forced Cogent's traffic on an expensive trans-Atlantic detour (B).
Scientists in the dock Not just for the birds ReprintsTo identify dark matter, experiments like DAMA, CRESST and CoGeNT look for weak-force-mediated collisions between atoms on Earth and WIMPs in the dark-matter halo of the Earth's home galaxy, the Milky Way.
An astonishingly assured blend of genres, experiences and disparate narrative forces into one cogent and moving experience.
The war is about the disposal of what Simon called, in his most unforgiving but cogent term, "excess Americans": once a labour force, but no longer of use to capitalism.
Mr. D'Amico said that he had no information on Mr. Myers's mental health history, but that he was apparently cogent enough to avoid several attempts to force him from his hide-out in the darkened, debris-strewn bar, shielding himself from tear gas in a small back room.
W.D. Hamilton [ 35] then supplied the first mathematically cogent analysis of the age-dependent weakening of the Forces of Natural Selection.
This approach is especially cogent for changes in tropical forests, given the broad-ranging forces acting on them and the equally broad-ranging consequences of their loss.
Their most cogent argument, buttressed by Saddam Hussein's past behavior when faced by superior force, is that his weapons of mass destruction will not be used against America because the Iraqi leader knows that the result will be deadly retaliation.
