Whatever the correlation, the issue should be articulated in the text, and possible explanations provided.
This idea is now more clearly articulated in the text and depicted in Figure 7B.
An additional challenge in the coding process, for the researchers not directly involved in the interview, was interpreting participants 'sense-making' as some of the narratives were not always clearly articulated in the text, but were implicit in the shared understanding between the interviewer and the participant.
The psychologist, Moshe Talmon is most often associated with the development of Single Session Therapy which he articulated in his texts in the early 1990s in the United States [ 26].
It is the basic job-description articulated in the main text, the one highlighted by our two foundational metaphysical questions: What is there?
Clearly, the visual images produced by museums communicate ideas far beyond the control of the original scientific or artistic intent, which can be seen, for example, in their ability to project ideas that have not been articulated in the associated text or labels (or by the curator or exhibition's designers, as Tattersall explains later in this article).
Combining a linguistic landscape approach with analytical tools from linguistic anthropology, this paper explores how political discourse are articulated in imagery and texts in the high school and refracted in meta-linguistic commentary among the students.
Human rights, as articulated in the 1948 UN Universal Declaration on Human Rights, are a foundation, even a sacred text, for many who work for development.
But this idea is never convincingly articulated in the performances.
Slowly, similar views are being articulated in academia.
