And Mr. Ligeti's "Escalier du Diable" (1985), a remarkably cogent work, was the clear highlight amid so much irritating nonsense.
One Maxwell scholar has called the Treatise "a studio rather than a finished work of art". Some colleagues hoped he would revise it into a more direct and cogent work, but Maxwell regrettably passed away in 1879 at age 48, when he was only partway through his revision for the second edition.
Nick Coleman of The Independent found it engaging and stated, "You might even argue that this and its predecessors ... represent the most cogent work of [Cooder's] long career".
COGENT also works on sequencing the coconut genome, in the framework of a collaboration between research organisations in Côte d'Ivoire, France and China.
They hope to recover Zero in the raid, but find him cogent and working for the project his real name is Dr. William Kramer, and he denies any knowledge of the incident.
Those looking to discredit religion and theism generally had only to focus on what is most obvious, consistent and rationally cogent in his work.
Now retired from the University of Reading in Berkshire (he has also taught at Oxford and in Scotland, Canada and the United States), he is the author of several cogent and elegant works of philosophy, including accomplished critiques of religion.
Yet Rainer, straight-backed, fiercely cogent and still creating work, remains true to the decade when downtown Manhattan was a pressure cooker of creativity and experimentation.
Only six years ago, Mr. Hamel was co-author, along with C. K. Prahalad, of "Competing for the Future" (Harvard Business School Press, 1994), a cogent and elegantly reasoned work.
May 23, 1890 Lowestoft, England April 21 , 1963Cambridge, England Sir Dennis Holme Robertson, (born May 23, 1890, Lowestoft, Suffolk, Eng. died April 21 , 1963 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire) British economist who was an early supporter of John Maynard Keynes but later produced cogent criticisms of his work.
The Whitney Museum has a hit on its hands: a beautiful show organized by a young curator that makes a cogent case for the work of a young artist.
