Sentence examples for a well articulated from inspiring English sources

Victory in foreign affairs requires a well articulated policy and use of every available tool at our disposal.

"NRG offers the combined company a fully focused management team and a well articulated strategy already in place".

Unfortunately many organisations fail to take time to conduct an honest appraisal of their current capabilities in digital and balance that against a well articulated vision of where they actually want to get to.

The DDT is grounded in a well articulated, scientific framework but needs to be extended further into the human experimental setting.

Developing a well articulated counterfactual proposition is a crucial component of the necessary conditions for causal inference with LSAs and so I discuss this issue at length next.

There is still the need of a well articulated set of experiments that attempt to uncover the complex set of dependencies among task requirements, physical object properties, neuromuscular features, multimodal sensory feedback, control mechanisms, and motor cognitive processes.

Throughout, arrogance, contempt or just plain hostility rule, all well articulated.

Ultimately, it is as a finely granular, dusky backdrop that poppy seeds make their point best, a point well articulated in the presence of lemon or orange peel, the smoke of sweet spices or the fragrant notes of honey or orange flower water.

This ethnic effect of malaria resistance mutations, whose paradoxical nature from a traditional standpoint was well articulated by Flint et al. [ 231], becomes much more understandable from the theory presented here.

Similar sentiments, speaking to the need for practical motion control solutions, have been well articulated in a recent review article by our colleagues in radiation oncology: 'RG 4D-PET/CT seems to be a valuable tool in improving diagnostic performance of PET/CT and better defining the target volume for radiation therapy.

Poverty was reported to be the most important consequence of functional impairment in people with SMD; and this was well articulated by a psychiatric nurse as "there is poverty in everybody's house here, but they [people with SMD] are living below poverty; you see them sleeping in the street".