Sentence examples for articulate a model from inspiring English sources
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.
Second, the authors discuss the concept of risk-based care, promote the use of recently developed evidence-based guidelines, describe current care in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands, and articulate a model for shared survivor care that aims to optimize life long health of survivors and improve two-way communication between the cancer center and the primary care physician.
In my writing and research, I've explicitly articulated a model of mindfulness that includes the attitudes of how we pay attention.
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".
To explain the sudden appearance of good faith, this Article articulates a model of corporate law rhetoric.
It required careful delineation of our needs, creating and articulating a model for describing the intended relationships with new sites.
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.
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.
In spite of this vagueness, academic entrepreneurs must articulate a business model and rapidly establish trustworthy relationships with potential users, purchasers and capital investors.
Building the Future is Edmondson's newest attempt to articulate a leadership model for such challenges.
However, Habermas proposes (U) not merely as articulating a consensus model of moral justification, but as an explication of the meaning of rightness itself.
