| The cognitive is not the faculty of cogitation, but rather a special faculty which allows one to sense the milieu in which one finds oneself. |
| Unfortunately, the speech and the paper suggest that neither prolonged cogitation nor extravagant consultation have produced much that is new. |
| We accompany you in your cogitation and give you our experience to define and optimize your strategy. |
| I'll do some cogitation and some preparation and some meditation also, and see if I can't come up with my own top five guilty pleasure songs. |
| The answers and perspectives that came up during this workshop are highly relevant even today and encourage us to include qualitative notions which are a fruit of this collective cogitation in our daily practices. |
| All of his mental power was concentrated in the depths of cogitation, with little to spare for the superficies of observation. |
