It's the size of a large dog or small mule – about 3ft long, 2ft 6in tall, weighs 240lbs, has four legs that are articulated like an animal's, runs at 4mph, climbs slopes up to 35 degrees, walks across rubble, climbs muddy hiking trails, walks in snow and water, carries a 340lb load, can toss breeze blocks and can recover its balance when walking on ice after absorbing a hefty sideways kick.
Felt needs were also articulated like provision of financial support or capital for junkshop operation and skills training.
Since it promises to avoid facts and all similarly articulated, sentence-like slices of reality, correspondence theorists who take seriously objection 3.F2 favor this approach: not even elementary truthbearers are assigned any matching truthmakers.
He grew up mostly without a father, who left for reasons that are not (or can never be) fully articulated, and Anonymous (like Telemachus) will feel the need to go roaming too.
Based on current service development practices this study articulated, we would like to discuss how good design practices could be utilised at each design stage to increase the likelihood of successful implementation.
The seahorse tail is composed of subdermal bony plates arranged in articulating ring-like segments that overlap for controlled ventral bending and twisting.
At first glance, such letters, and the millenarian spirituality they articulated, sound like vestiges of the culture modern men and women left behind.
Amit Heri, on guitar, played hovering progressive-rock chords, used a sliding attack akin to sitar technique or played aggressively articulated solos like a rock guitarist.
At the negotiations in Copenhagen and last year in Cancun, China, India and a few other big emerging economies agreed to curbs on the future growth of their emissions but fell short of pledging absolute reductions, and the resulting agreements do not have the legal status of a fully articulated treaty like the Kyoto protocol.
I felt normal because my linguistic identity was legitimized by the presence of my peers who articulated much like me.
That is racism, and it's not just the petty kind that resorts to silly stereotypes (Asian people cannot drive, White people cannot dance); this is the kind of racism that wants to preserve the ethnic "purity" of a place, and calling out vile racism when it has been so plainly articulated seems like a righteous thing to do.
