In the course of the 19th century, the act of having an insight the purported "eureka moment"—was separated from processes of articulating, developing, and testing the novel insight.
Vital as these are, so too is teaching students to make independent and critical judgments, to be mindful, to be articulate, to develop imaginative and creative faculties.
The society and class into which Alberti was born endowed him with the intellectual and moral tendencies he was to articulate and develop over a lifetime.
Mr. Erickson: The ACT writing test is designed to measure a student's ability to make and articulate judgments, develop and sustain a position, organize and present ideas logically, and communicate clearly in writing.
As we make efforts to expand access to a skilled workforce to improve delivery of key interventions we also need to better understand, articulate and develop roles within the health workforce that support effective service delivery.
This issue needs to be addressed when new objectives are articulated to develop 'authentic' xenograft models on the basis of immortalized or precancerous human epithelial cells.
Board members are looking for a new president "who can help develop, articulate and implement a concrete and achievable strategic plan to re-elevate the University to its highest potential," Ms. Dragas said.
To achieve such transformative policies, "policymakers must be able to articulate a vision, develop a master plan, implement initiatives, and evaluate and adapt these initiatives relative to the vision".
The concept of resilience has permeated the discourse of many land use and environmental agencies in an attempt to articulate how to develop and implement policies concerned with the social and ecological dimensions of natural disturbances.
Discovery comprises processes of articulating and developing the creative thought.
