Schmidt is the more articulate of the two.
Buffini depicts the Queen as the more emotionally articulate of the two.
In order to articulate all of these identities, I think the best formula is that in which people do not feel limited in exercising their identity.
(One wonders if Elizabeth Warren's campaign for Senate in Massachusetts, announced today, will find a way to articulate some of these themes).
"The amazing thing about these [bereaved] families [is] that they articulate all of these lofty legal principles in this incredibly human, normal way, because it's instinct," says Spurrier.
I can articulate none of these things in Korean, however, so when I say the name and he beckons me into the car, I simply get in and say thank you.
I expect, or rather hope, Blippy's upcoming announcement will articulate some of these new preventative measures.
It's just that Owen can articulate all of these things I believe in much better.
Kauffman did actually articulate some of these themes in his last book, Reinventing the Sacred, and has more recently described the economy as an "evolving autocatalytic set" in his paper "Evolution Beyond Newton, Darwin, and Entailing Law: The Origin of Complexity in the Evolving Biosphere".
Over the past decade, oncologists, researchers and bioinformaticians began to articulate some of these requirements by devising systems to develop CDEs with the help of ad hoc sets of controlled terms for use in their local applications.
