Her "incredibly smart, passionate, articulate" qualities shone some years ago, said Carl Guardino, a former HP executive who is now CEO of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, when she accepted his invitation to address an audience of mostly underprivileged Latina girls.
The teenagers and young people could clearly articulate the qualities they felt nurses should have when caring for adolescents with cancer.
The ad cuttings you will have gathered by then and the discussions with agencies or employers will help you to articulate the qualities you have to offer using current terminology.
This paper has illuminated three distinctive ways in which ideas and ideals about how accounting operates and what accounting entails, as articulated in quality improvement literature and interventions, differ from the evidence provided in the social studies of accounting literature.
That's one of the big reasons that people go to music, to articulate the tragic quality that life has in the end.
In light of this, our workshop focused on getting the teenage participants to recognise and articulate non-visual qualities in each other, like kindness, humour and bravery.
One was trying to articulate the differentiating qualities for a new business pitch; the other was drafting marketing content.
Managers articulated a broad quality conceptualization including CE, PS and PE, but also included efficiency and costs.
However, students relatively infrequently exchanged reasoning with fully articulated warrants Exchange of Quality Reasoning level 3 claims logically connected to evidence (Table 4).
The results showed a broad perspective of quality articulated in policy documents and by the senior hospital managers, including the dimensions of CE, PS, CE, however efficiency and costs were also often included in the definition by managers.
