Sentence examples for articulate and explore from inspiring English sources

We describe this case study, and how this became a location to articulate and explore four integrated dimensions of responsible innovation: anticipation, reflexivity, inclusion and responsiveness.

It concludes by suggesting that understanding his thought and his place in the development of early Greek philosophy requires taking due account of the fundamental modal distinctions that he was the first to articulate and explore with any precision.

Other feminist arguments focus on the related role pornography may play in restricting women's autonomy, by reproducing and reinforcing a dominant public perception of the nature of women and sexuality that prevents women from articulating and exploring their own conceptions of sexuality and of the good life.

They learn new vocabulary, articulate their thoughts and explore the topic to make sense of the world around them.

Through exploration of 'net positive' or 'regenerative' development lenses and the traditional sustainability literature, the conceptualization and approaches to achieve sustainable development and ecological modernization are expanded to articulate and to explore the evolving sustainability discourse, 'regenerative sustainability'.

The box represents an extreme form of social exclusion, and the situation we've come up with – the audience never see more than an arm or legs of the characters on stage – seems ideal for articulating anxiety and exploring trauma in a dramatic way.

In Guatemala, the CCB trainings will help villagers living in poverty define and articulate their own needs and explore the creation — or adaptation — of high-impact, low-cost, technologies that can, through their own ideas and inventions, address household needs or provide an income stream that will help lift their communities out of poverty.

Motivated by our experience in designing a particular social program, skill set signaling for new entrants to the labor market in Peru, we articulate the need for, and explore the empirical consequences of, alternative learning approaches to the design of development projects.

We articulate a putative smart and sustainable solution ('smart-SUR') with 'institutional'projectect' and innovative 'funding' components and explore mega-urban regeneration projects in the UK and Holland.

Draw and explore perspective.

This is one role of educational research now articulated in several journals and books and explored in this paper.