And the town council needed to make sure the hall of fame was capable of operating as they articulated," meaning that the hall would not rely on the town to pay salaries, utility bills or other costs.
Today, in rocks that are slightly younger and probably formed in a more terrestrial environment, we found other specimens of ray-finned fish, but these were still articulated, meaning that the parts of the skeleton were still attached as they were in life.
Haas provides an articulated meaning of the idea of epistemic communities as 'a network of professionals with recognized expertise and competence in a particular domain, who share a commitment to a common causal model and a common set of political values' (Haas 1992, p. 3 and Haas 1990).
The last stanza is often cited as a sort of thesis statement for Stevens's idea that the "order" of poetry is the best way to articulate meaning in a fractured, chaotic world: Oh! Blessed rage for order, pale Ramon, The maker's rage to order words of the sea, Words of the fragrant portals, dimly-starred, And of ourselves and of our origins, In ghostlier demarcations, keener sounds.
We also all recognize the power of language, through which managers are " able to articulate meanings, lend weight to collective action, and clarify the hoped for image of the organisation" [ 45].
Fostering positive inner lives sometimes requires leaders to better articulate meaning in the work for everyone across the organization.
I feel they can always be another layer to help augment, illuminate, and articulate meaning.
Requiring students to elaborate and articulate meaning is valuable for reducing misunderstanding and eliciting new insights [ 44, 88, 89], while probing and problematizing to create cognitive conflict are core to development of critical thinking and learning [ 25, 27, 35].
This view, originally articulated in "The Meaning of 'Meaning,' " was later elaborated on to highlight further features of linguistic practice, the most important being context-dependence, or the variation of meaning with speaker background and conversational context.
Action entails speech: by means of language we are able to articulate the meaning of our actions and to coordinate the actions of a plurality of agents.
