Besides deeply articulate reflections on tolerance and the defiance that a majority group should feel for itself, the website offers various information on activities that the association is planning to carry out in the future.
One of the most accurate, articulate and heartfelt reflections on the situation was written a few years ago in Archives of Internal Medicine by Dr. Mitchell Katz, who now directs the Los Angeles County health department.
Other elements such as strong peer support, daily reflection to articulate, analyse and consolidate learning, and contextual understanding also serve to ensure that all dancers achieve their best.
But Steiner quickly assures us that by "grammar" he does not mean, well, grammar, but rather "the articulate organization of perception, reflection and experience, the nerve structure of consciousness when it communicates with itself and with others".
Finally, scientific investigations require the complementary processes of reflection and articulation as students monitor and evaluate their progress, reconsider and refine their plans, and articulate their understanding as they proceed.
It can even transform time into its object of reflection and definition, "articulating" time, for example, into past, present, and future.
It was used with either an Oxinium or a cobalt-chrome 28-mm femoral head and articulated with either a cemented Reflection All-Poly or a Reflection All-Poly XLPE acetabular cup (Smith and Nephew) (n = 120).
In the presence of a headless corpse, his articulate characters will pause for metaphysical reflection and reach for an appropriate poetic reference.
The same tension was also present in the work of several other existentialist philosophers, including Martin Heidegger, Karl Jaspers, and Maurice Merleas-Ponthoses thinkersinkerstruggleded to articulate philosophically the exact relationship between experience and reflection.
Since April 2014 we've been reduced to statistics in a much larger narrative of failings and injustice; those topics often discussed but impossible to fully articulate, much less understand, without experience and thoughtful reflection.
