He was the first person to articulate fully how the Supreme Court's 1965 Griswold decision, which created constitutional privacy protection for married couples' use of birth control, could be legally expanded into a constitutional protection for a woman's right to an abortion, historians say.
I do not know that I can articulate fully why I am writing this essay.
Unfortunately, he was not able to articulate fully in what that progress consists, given the issues of truth, incommensurability and Kuhn loss, a problem that those who reject convergent realism still face.
While the women felt better from the acupuncture in ways that seemed difficult for them to articulate fully, they placed considerable value on aspects of the treatment process.
The detailed content relating to each theme was extracted from the individual transcripts and was built up to articulate fully the set of aspects that it contained and to clarify any anomalies or ambiguities.
In-depth narrative interviews are ideally suited to investigating a behavioural process such as diagnosis, since they allow participants to articulate fully their own account of events, enabling a rich understanding of why individuals behaved as they did at each stage.
This criticism has been articulated most fully by proponents of developmental systems theory (DST) a loose-knit cluster of historians, philosophers, psychologists, and biologists who view themselves as redressing an imbalanced view of organismic development (Oyama, Griffiths, and Gray 2001).
It is that attitude that separates Greg Packer from other men on the street, articulated more fully when I asked him why he likes being quoted.
