Sentence examples for articulated previously from inspiring English sources

We have articulated previously that in order to minimize organic toxins evolved during cigarette smoking there is need to design cigarettes that can be smoked at lower temperatures of about 300 °C or less [6, 5].

This type of window makes it feasible for the system to identify the user (personal window) or the appropriate action (action window) unobtrusively, since it is a result of the appropriate chord articulated previously by the user.

"I think [Fauci] articulated the case for continuing the moratorium today better than the case for continuing the moratorium had been articulated previously, and that's important," virologist Nancy Cox of the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta told ScienceInsider after Fauci's session.

The dialogic engagement with the data also enabled us to articulate previously unrecognized elements of the social world, that of the practice nurses' role as agent of connectivity.

However insufferably impolitic he may have been, Fr?nt articulated the previously unthinkable, employing means that were, as Lincoln emphasized, extra-constitutional under ordinary circumstances.

However insufferably impolitic he may have been, Frémont articulated the previously unthinkable, employing means that were, as Lincoln emphasized, extra-constitutional under ordinary circumstances.

The stakeholders' perceptions – as well as the discovery of previously unrecognised perspectives – may lead the researcher to reformulate the issue or even articulate previously overlooked dilemmas [ 15].

"Having considered the matter, the government adheres to its previously articulated position," wrote Michael F. Hertz, acting assistant attorney general.

It provides a whole-of-government approach consistent with the values that we promote domestically and internationally as we have previously articulated in the International Strategy for Cyberspace.

The pope had previously articulated concerns about an American-led attack on Iraq, most notably on Christmas Day, when he beseeched people "to extinguish the ominous smoldering of a conflict which, with the joint efforts of all, can be avoided".

In a piece at the National Review Online, Brett Schaefer, of the Heritage Foundation, said the President's defense of the First Amendment "was far stronger than had been previously articulated by the administration".