To argue that the "landscapes of possibility" in science are shaped by words articulated by "language-speaking actors" (scientists) is rather like saying that Shakespeare's depiction of human nature was limited by his usage of 16th-century English.
108, satisfied the requirement of "mandatory language" articulated by our prior cases.
The necessity of soliciting stakeholders' views in test development and validation has been widely recognized and explicitly articulated by a number of language testing researchers in recent years (e.g., AERA et al., [1999]; Alderson, et al., [1995]; Chun, [2008]; Messick, [1989]).
This is the language first articulated by the reformers".
Lexus says that the concept employs its L-Finesse styling language, best articulated by the LF-A supercar.
The scale is unique for the developing country context because it has items in a language uniquely articulated by the community in the same setting during a previous qualitative study.
Constitution theory was fully articulated by Rudolf Carnap, a philosopher of language and of science, in Logische Aufbau der Welt (1928; The Logical Structure of the World: Pseudoproblems in Philosophy, 1967).
Not surprisingly, the language of cyber defense, as articulated by Panetta and others, borrows from the recent lexicon of counterterrorism.
The need for such a meaning-oriented approach to language, particularly in multilingual research, has also been articulated by experienced functional typologists since the 1960's (cf. Jakobson 1966; Croft 1990; Haspelmath 2010a, b).
As articulated by liberal political philosophers like John Locke, Immanuel Kant, and John Stuart Mill, the language of rights was long balanced by interpersonal responsibility and the common good.
