Sentence examples for cogent was from inspiring English sources

He said national authorities in France and Germany had rejected his company's complaints against Orange and Deutsche Telekom but that Cogent was appealing the French decision.

Altogether more cogent is Francisco Coll's Café Kafka.

Particularly cogent is her discussion of the adjacent careers of the painters Gros and Delacroix, and her exemplary portrait of Zola, the art critic turned novelist, who ended his days as a defender of Dreyfus.

If you account for distance, as Schaeffer likes to, Cogent is more dominant.

According to the JACET8000 word difficulty level, "cogent" is considered as the most difficult word (difficulty level category Others 16).

In bit-miles, which are calculated the way Burlington Northern would calculate ton-miles, Cogent is moving information at the rate of 71 sextillion bit-miles a year.

Regardless of whether Schaeffer is motivated by principle or profit, the result is the same, as France Telecom and Telia have learned: Cogent is very willing to fight and very unwilling to lose.

More cogent is the, uh, play's purpose, as Geoffrey Cowan and Leroy Aaron have cobbled it together and taken, by their admission, certain acceptable conflating liberties for dramatic purposes.

The overarching goal of COGENT is to identify and characterise low-penetrance susceptibility variants for CRC through association-based analyses.

Details of the implementation of COGents are presented and the re-usability of the parts of the COGents system is discussed.

Three successful demonstrative applications of COGents are reported, each dealing with different types of tasks, specifically flowsheeting, detailed modeling and process design.