Sentence examples for cogent structure from inspiring English sources

"Antichrist," whose title I don't claim to understand, is split into chapters, with headings like "Despair (Gynocides)" and "Pain (Chaos Reigns)." It would be hard to prove that these mean much, or refer to any cogent structure in the film.

Mr. Gore hired a researcher and a clerical assistant, and worked closely with Mr. Sterling to impose a cogent structure on, in the editor's words, the "287 things he knew he wanted to say".

555 West 42nd Street, Clinton (212) 244-7529 signaturetheatre.org Through April 6 As the Charles Mee season at the Signature Theater Company winds down, "Paradise Park," the last, weightiest and darkest of the series's three works, finally offers a glimpse into why the company thought his plays were worth staging, and why his resistance to any cogent structure remains so frustrating.

As the Charles Mee season at the Signature Theater Company winds down, "Paradise Park," the last, weightiest and darkest of the series's three works, finally offers a glimpse into why the company thought his plays were worth staging, and why his resistance to any cogent structure remains so frustrating.

Epiphany finds the divergent data in incompatible packages and automates the task of transforming everything into a cogent structure.

Based on the cogent structure of the phylogenetic tree, we feel confident that our approach successfully identified all prokaryotic members of the Ras superfamily of small GTPases (table 1 and supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).

Mr. Stucky, whose works usually have cogent structures and narrative sweep, was enticed by the challenge of writing something free and episodic, a piece in which musical boundaries are pushed by an "external, even foreign stimulus," as he writes in a program note.

Indeed, it is suggested that, without the concept of duty, a cogent general description of the structure of negligence law would not be possible.

In the wake of my coverage of the hundreds of building collapses triggered by the powerful earthquake in eastern Turkey last weekend, Barry Welliver, a structural engineer based in Utah, sent a cogent amplification on ways to limit structure collapses in earthquake zones.

In between her interviews, Stern offers a cogent analysis of methodologies and structures: she distinguishes between lone-wolf avengers and organizations with hierarchies of command, between networks, franchises and freelancers, between inspirational leaders and leaderless resistance.

Although both are logically cogent only the latter mirror the causal structure of the phenomena under investigation, and thus provide us with knowledge.