Sentence examples for articulated in relation from inspiring English sources

The principles of research ethics originated from the Nuremburg Trials and were initially articulated in relation to a particular kind of research, which was characterised by physical intervention.

By 1918 the attempt at a more systematic and philosophically sophisticated understanding of a "higher concept of experience" (SW 1, 102) within what Benjamin now calls "the coming philosophy" is articulated in relation to Kant's transcendental idealism.

This article presents men's discussions of the 'practices of masculinity' and examines their relation to, and implications for, men's health-related behaviours as articulated in 15 focus group discussions (59 participants in total).

The intrinsic desirability of such states of affairs as one's flourishing in life and health, in knowledge and in friendly relations with others, is articulated in foundational, underived principles of practical reasoning (reasoning towards choice and action).

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.

The empirical methodology is articulated in Section 4.

Standards for engineers may be articulated in codes.

Evans' account is more finely articulated in some philosophical respects.

The rift was also articulated in written correspondence.