Sentence examples for articulate definition from inspiring English sources

As a nonnaturalist, he thought what was omitted was something ineffable that resisted articulate definition.

In a theorem of stunning generality, Professor Arrow proved that no system of majority voting worked satisfactorily according to a carefully articulated definition of "satisfactory" (which social scientists generally accept).

According to this line of reasoning, the self-predication statements in the texts are promissory notes, shorthand for what will turn out to be the fully articulated definition.

That is, the Syntactic View carefully breaks down fundamental concepts and principles in genetics and population genetics, articulating definitions and relations among terms.

They will be expected to present these drawings in class, articulate the definition of lateness they are working with, and identify the architectural devices that produce that reading.

Brands need to clearly articulate their definition of quality and remain true to that vision.

The Canadian perspective is that there is a need to articulate the definition and description of advanced practice nursing [ 10].

The first order of business along these lines is to articulate legal definitions of war crimes, war criminals, traitors, etc., and to formulate punishments appropriate to each offence.

The problem is that the fully articulated linguistic definition, when it is ultimately discovered, will turn out to be complex.

Before we articulated our definition of success, we were striving for a default version of success based on higher and higher revenue.

Among the few published critiques, some have raised concerns about the imprecision attached to calls for UHC where, for example, the range, quality, and equity of services are inconsistently included and articulated in definitions (8– 11), and this imprecision is said to threaten consensus and appropriate policy responses (8).