Sentence examples for articulate the practical from inspiring English sources

Let yourself and the group explore issues that captivate your interest, even if you can't yet articulate the "practical value".

Pierre Duhem, relying on work by Hadamard and Poincaré, further articulated the practical consequences of SDIC for the scientist interested in deducing mathematically precise consequences from mathematical models (1982, pp. 138 142).

Our purpose in this paper is to reflect more critically on these distinctions and to articulate the complex practical and hybrid nature of cord blood as a 'bio-object' that straddles binary conceptions of the blood economies.

The contribution of this article is to present a coherent argument for context as the central unit for deep learning design, and to articulate the incisive theoretical and practical consequences of this position.

Rather, it invokes independent principles of practical reasoning that articulate the basic reasons for action.

They invite them by articulating themes that stay relatively close to the pre-theoretical experience that gives rise to the practical problems of moral life (see Kupperman, 1999 on the role of experience in Chinese philosophy).

There have been few efforts to articulate a theory of change by which an intervention translates to a change in masculinities, and limited description of the practical steps involved in such an undertaking.

For me, the message of these conferences and of the practical work in Shropshire, Kent and other places is the vital role of good leaders, people who can articulate a compelling vision and translate it into a practical reality.

First, the practical issues.

And the practical consequences?

The practical challenges are formidable.