Right now, a multitude of boundaries has been violated, and clear distinctions need to be articulated between what behaviors are acceptable and those that are not.
The conflict among the partyers, articulated between dances, fights, and mating rituals (each achieved through beautifully stylized choreography), centers on interpretation: who, precisely, is the Merton on whom they lavish their love?
In using such a term, it is crucial to keep in mind that it cuts across some very important theoretical differences, including some significant scholarly work taking place across the very boundaries I am articulating between cultural studies and the social constructivist tradition.
"And any decision contrary to the very carefully articulated agreement between the parties, I think, would do great damage to the generosity that the city benefits from over these many years".
He argues that, particularly at moments when countries viewed themselves as marginal or threatened, the identity of the modern nation emerged as a scientifically articulated relationship between distinctive natural phenomena and the problematic behaviors of complex groups of machines.
This theory of "domestic learning" provides a powerful causal link that supports the oft stated, but poorly articulated, connection between South Africa's own transition process and its foreign policy orientation.
But he had just articulated the relationship between them for the first time.
Watching Elliott perform on stage – lively, smiling, silly – articulated the differences between the then and the now.
Women of color in civil rights organizations articulated the link between themselves and white women's suffrage organizing.
Yet, a growing literature has articulated a gap between policy aims and actual practice resulting in public participation becoming tokenistic.
At oral argument, Amazon's counsel articulated three differences between the CompuServe Trend system and the claimed invention.
