Sentence examples for cogent interpretation from inspiring English sources

It's an idiomatic, cogent interpretation, but the main draw of the disc is Bernstein's riveting explication of Beethoven's compositional process, in a lecture entitled "How a Great Symphony Was Written".

Its very complexity can make it seem bewildering in performance, though John Eliot Gardiner and the Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique offered a superbly cogent interpretation that emphasised the work's tragic elements, albeit occasionally at the expense of its passion.

Its players show boundless enthusiasm in all their concerts, but Mr. Matheuz's reading of Shostakovich's Tenth Symphony remarkably channeled that enthusiasm into a cogent interpretation in which moments of brooding intensity were just as convincing as high strung outbursts.

Whether or not one wants to judge if survivors "survived and that's about it," the reduction of a visual field to anonymous background blurs is a perfectly cogent interpretation of a protagonist's point of view.

The structural results presented here are interesting, not because they show tubes with hemispherical ends, but rather because the structure of the tubes is not the only one that could have been imagined from the lattice of isometric coats and because the lattice has a cogent interpretation in terms of the high resolution structures of its components.

Both experiments were programmed in Cogent (Version 2000v1.25; www.vislab.ucl.ac.uk/Cogent) on Matlab 6.5 (MathWorks; Natick, MA; USA).

In short, there is a very cogent orthodox finance interpretation for the P/E and real return linkage that Shiller presents.

The integration of all this information and its interpretation into a cogent vision presents enormous challenges, not least of which is the scientific imperative of reproducibility.

In this regard, Pārthasārathi has a particularly cogent point in favor of the interpretation on which Kumārila has, as suggested above, effectively reversed the standard order of epistemological explanation.

But doing so does not really enhance the explanatory value of our interpretation, nor make the argument more cogent.

The stimuli were presented using MATLAB (version R2010a), with the Cogent toolbox extension (www.vislab.ucl.ac.uk).ac.uk