You'll need to be articulate, describe exactly why you've chosen the medical school you have and demonstrate a real understanding of what you're getting yourself into.
Isaac Newton articulated and described his laws of physics in the 17th century as a means of demonstrating God's existence.
If this consensus could be articulated and described, if GPs' self-evaluations, as in our groups, could be balanced by collegiality, the GPs' self-evaluation could be constructive and a source for professional development and quality assurance.
"Most of the time, it's difficult for people to articulate and describe, in musical terms, what that brand or product really is or means.
There is not really a way to articulate or describe the feeling of wanting to completely disavow, remove or kill a part of yourself -- a feeling that so many of us experienced, and continue to experience, when first coming to terms with our own sexuality or gender identity at a young age.
She is 28, nervously articulate when describing her vocation.
But actually the, you know, the parents are very articulate in describing specific ways that they had gained since, you know, surviving something so unimaginable.
All servers are well informed about the ingredients in the dishes, articulate in describing them and efficient and accurate in their delivery.
Mr. Simon, as usual, is extremely articulate in describing both the writing of the lyrics and their synchronization with the bass, which, given the music's light, skipping beats of South African mbaqanga, proved to be a more reliable foundation than the drums.
But for all their differences, it may be a sign of how much the two men have influenced each other that Mr. Schrager was more articulate in describing Edition's service goals (indifferent service being a criticism at his earlier hotels), while Mr. Marriott best captured the new brand's aesthetic.
