It was a manifesto for empire, and articulated a model of Protestant Christian piety which owed something to the New Testament teaching to be "in the world but not of the world".
However, there is need for increased awareness and a deliberate strategy to improve social accountability in a resource limited context by articulating a model to guide further implementation of the College's intentions.
The Connecting People Study (funded by the National Institute for Health Research School for Social Care Research) is developing and articulating an intervention model for workers to help people to improve their social connections.
However, Habermas proposes (U) not merely as articulating a consensus model of moral justification, but as an explication of the meaning of rightness itself.
Although it was time and resource intensive to gain input from stakeholders in a range of positions (i.e., practitioners, managers, policy makers), the process ensured we had access to appropriate and adequate information to build a model articulating a plausible program theory [ 37].
Closely related to Gassendi's interests in astronomy are a number of issues in optics, where he sought to articulate a physiological model of vision and a physical model of light.
Pacelle was a breakthrough messenger, who could reach Manby with a brilliant reframing, articulating a new business model, the inevitable transition to a "humane economy".
In spite of this vagueness, academic entrepreneurs must articulate a business model and rapidly establish trustworthy relationships with potential users, purchasers and capital investors.
Paul Samuelson was the man who set the agenda for the coming decades by taking some of the ideas from Keynes's General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money and articulating them in mathematical models.
The brass playing was breathtakingly articulate — a model of hands-off efficiency — and yet listening on Wednesday was like admiring a splendid, glistening automobile whose engine had been removed.
