Sentence examples for articulated both from inspiring English sources

After the virtual reconstruction, an interactive application articulated both on bi-dimensional and three-dimensional elements have been developed.

She was helping the mobility company distill its mission into a coherent marketing message that could be more easily articulated both internally and externally, the type of help that would have been of benefit in the early days of Spotify and that Zennström recognised could be of huge value to other startups in the Atomico portfolio.

(See Macintyre, 1994, Russell, 1995 and Harris, 2005) MacIntyre and Russell despite their differences agree that in a Treatise Of Human Nature Hume was systematically attacking Clarke's position on the mind/body relation as articulated both in Clarke's Boyle lectures and the Collins Clarke correspondence of 1706 08 and that many of Hume's arguments resemble those of Collins.

God's rules on economics, as articulated both by the prophets and Jesus of Nazareth, are strikingly clear.

The letter articulated both the principle and the phrase 'wall of separation between church and state' at the core of the then-new republic.

He articulated both sides, but he was clear that mistakes had been made with the Bush policy and that progress had suffered.

Their goal is to understand and articulate BOTH sides of the debate.

He can articulate both the benefits and the downsides of the dizzying choices in Internet culture.

In the shift from "nonfiction" to "fiction," Slouka articulates both the uncertainties of cross-generational memory and the need to fill in the gaps.

In U.S. constitutional law, the Fourth Amendment is the foundation of criminal law jurisprudence, articulating both the rights of persons and the responsibilities of law-enforcement officials.

Using elliptical prose, blank spaces, crossed-out text, and Lakota words, Long Soldier articulates both her identity and her literary undertaking: "In this dual citizenship, I must work, I must eat, I must art".