Sentence examples for articulated for example from inspiring English sources

The idea is not new in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars it was articulated, for example, by Tolstoy in the concluding chapter of War and Peace (1865 69).

(In the skeptical tradition, as articulated for example by Sextus Empiricus (see section 4.4 ., "dogmatists" are philosophers who put forward, and defend, positive answers to philosophical questions about reality, knowledge, ethical values, etc.

Beck (2012) argues that analogue magnitude states (primitive representations of spatial, temporal, numerical, and other magnitudes) are nonconceptual because they lack the recombinability necessary for concepts (as articulated, for example, in Evans's Generality Constraint).[7] Third, it has been suggested that the content of perception is unit-free (Peacocke 1986).

With respect to translation of genomic information into the clinic, the report repeats the customary, but in our view erroneous, assertion (as articulated, for example, by Cooksey [ 2]) that this can be achieved through translational research.

Aims for phases in the change process were less articulated, for example how good support structures and procedures should develop over time.

It is likely that the low prevalence reflected the critical stance of the 1970s drug addiction treatment towards personality assessment in general and psychiatric diagnostics in particular, as articulated by, for example, Thomas Szasz [ 43].

This form of pluralism is difficult to articulate since, for example, assuming that Q is consistent the theory Q + ¬Con(Q) is consistent.

It can even transform time into its object of reflection and definition, "articulating" time, for example, into past, present, and future.

It was sensuality articulated for Céline.

Mandates might become articulated for who may legitimately warn.

There has been some progress in demand articulation through engagement with potential end users to articulate requirements, for example, through the ongoing COLAE project.