Entrepreneurship activity invariably also helps scientists improve their ability to articulate concepts to numerous publics.
Post-conference participants reported applying new knowledge to better articulate concepts and vocabulary within their research, shifting the focus of their research to be on HSR, or changing the allocation of research funds.
Creating a visual diagram can help key informants articulate concepts and ideas, while leaving the researcher with a physical product that reflects the participant's own priorities and interests[ 7].
Articulate concepts simply.
Synthetic biology provides a means for articulating concepts into new products [1].
John Stuart Mill's picture of God, on the other hand, may constitute a genuine counter example to the thesis that conceptions of God are attempts to articulate the concept of a maximally great ultimate reality.
Mr. Trump, however, has struggled to articulate that concept, and around 5 a.m.
(It took an arts student in his third year of college to fully articulate that concept for this writer).
By 1861, certain New York artists, critics and patrons began to articulate a concept of art as something transcendent and self-evident and to separate it from the base world of commodities and contexts.
Indeed, the idea that one is not able to fully articulate a concept in the way suggested by McDowell that it is in effect ineffable –does not clearly sit comfortably with Davidson's views about conceptual relativism and rejection of the idea of untranslatable languages (see further the supplement on Related Issues (Anomalous Monism and Scheme-Content Dualism).
Similarly, it is unclear how Ghanaians would articulate the concept of optimism.
