It is articulated in a number of ways in my institution.
This was the explicit message from Ubuntu Technical Architect Allison Randal's keynote speech at LinuxCon, but the sentiment had been articulated in a number of ways all week long from everyone here.
The need for physical therapists to use standardised (outcome) measures has been recognised worldwide and has been articulated in a number of policy statements, including the Core Standards of Physiotherapy Practice of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (http://www.wcpt.org/node/29447).
Huge and numerous datasets must be processed by complex analysis workflows, articulated in a large number of steps, most of which are highly dependent on many configuration parameters.
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]).
Generalists in Africa articulated a number of different principles such as the need to be competent in a broader range of disciplines (e.g. anaesthetics and surgery) and procedures (e.g. Caesarian sections) at the hospital level in addition to primary care.
GERI ALLEN TRIO (Tuesday through Thursday) "Timeless Portraits and Dreams" (Telarc), Geri Allen's soulfully earnest new album, showcases her articulate pianism in a number of different settings, including one with a vocal chorus.
Review of care articulated a number of core components in the delivery of generalist expertise: Justification of medicalisation of health and illness experience for this individual at this time.
Both options, however, may be articulated in a variety of ways.
The desire of a powerful test is articulated in a variety of ways.
