Companies, by contrast, typically try to reduce it by picking one solution that is known to work and sticking with it.In a Big Science project, teams with rival proposals spar publicly, forcing all the boffins to articulate their assumptions, justify their choices and learn enough about their rivals' ideas to criticise them at length.
The time is ripe… we can, as Latinos, invite platforms like Telemundo, Univision and HBO Latino to have a weekly or monthly program and invite the wisest minds like Dolores Huertas, Edward J. Olmos, Emilio, Gloria [Estefan]... all of my brothers and sisters of all colors to articulate how we can enter the present with a light that can transform the planet so that there is consistent peace.
If you somehow haven't heard about this horrific new show, the fine folks at HitFix, IGN TV, Variety, Zap2it and Entertainment Weekly, among many others, have all tried to articulate exactly how bad it is to great success; Gawker even claimed that "Work It" could be the worst television show in history.
Leaning back into the sofa, Mr. Jones stretched his long fingers and contemplated all those scones and all that blood, trying to articulate his comic sensibility.
Admitting that it was impossible to "articulate all the resonances and implications of every argument" in a 74-minute documentary, he directed those who wanted to learn more to his recently published book.
Other than over Europe, all three struggle to articulate significant foreign policy differences between their parties.
Indeed, Alistair's semblance of a life appeared to be no less unhappy for all his ability to articulate its pain.
Thus Kant's Theory of Experience is above all an attempt to articulate and defend Cohen's alternative interpretation of Kant's a priori.
Kennedy's brilliant capacity to speak and his huge, empathetic heart, all came together to articulate a new path for the nation, regardless of race, class, age, educational level or gender.
