'Collaboration', we maintain, along with 'integration', have always been key terms of ELSI research although not always equally well articulated as core concepts.
But more than this, she too was someone who equally articulated something that many women wanted to say but couldn't.
(ref. 22, p.64) They equally articulated how the self-management training and use of the resources facilitated a more inclusive and shared approach to rehabilitation and self-management in the longer term.
At the center of it all is Mr. O'Brien's small but assertive voice, articulating lyrics marked equally by whimsy and wariness.
Still, Mr. Obama and Mr. Ryan offer compelling contrasts: Two articulate politicians, equally versed in fiscal policy, with decidedly different approaches, whose initial forays have a partisan coloration and who are each convinced that the other has offered a prescription for economic suicide.
Willie and his brothers Jase and Jep, may tell the occasional fart joke and prefer play to work, but they are all smart, articulate and equally deft with a well-placed one-liner as a deadpan pause.
I also agree that the right to privacy, or the "right to be left alone," as Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis articulated it all the way back in 1890, should be extended equally to both straight and gay Americans.
In both works Mr. Andsnes's playing is clean, bright and sharply articulated in the fast movements, more rounded but equally well defined in the slow ones.
And equally important, new ways of reaching the older goals are being articulated.
But he first articulated much of his thinking in his original 2001 version of Fooled by Randomness, an equally entertaining, and ostentatiously obnoxious, romp through the ways in which we permit ourselves to be deceived by chance.
