Sentence examples for articulated in reference from inspiring English sources

The inherent worth and sublime value of white skin privilege (in part) captures that "something more" that Usher articulated in reference to Bieber during his 2010 interview with the LA Times.

KELLEY WALKER Walker constructs a post-minimalist fun house of post-Pop references articulated in a post-Conceptual idiom — which is no mean feat.

Donnelly (2011) advocates the location approach, articulated in Parsons (2007); for further references see the separate entry on Location and Mereology, especially section 6.3.2.

The process for determining nutrient reference values in the US and Canada changed significantly in 1994 when several kinds of reference values were introduced and articulated in the 1994 publication, How Should The Recommended Dietary Allowances Be Revised [ 9].

The fundamental notion which is at the core of Goodman's theory of symbols is that of reference the primitive relation of "standing for"—seen as articulated in different modes, of which denotation is one, and as obtaining not just directly but indirectly as well, sometimes across long chains of reference.

These principles in their pristine incarnations are capable of being articulated in a perfectly general and universal fashion without any reference to or dependency upon any particular social practices or cultural norms.

Musharraf insisted that he had meant what he said on January 12th, but his references to jihadi infiltration were carefully articulated in the present tense — "Nothing is happening on the Line of Control" was a preferred phrase, both with Armitage and in public.

The objectives of the fedayeen were articulated in the statements and literature they produced, which were consistent with reference to the aim of destroying Zionism.

But this idea is never convincingly articulated in the performances.

Slowly, similar views are being articulated in academia.

The methodology is articulated in two phases.