Malcolm X, who articulated concepts of racial pride and black nationalism in the United States, was assassinated this day in 1965 and became an ideological hero after the posthumous release of The Autobiography of Malcolm X.
Entrepreneurship activity invariably also helps scientists improve their ability to articulate concepts to numerous publics.
The concepts in these axioms, such as 'cause' or 'force', are a priori, and research consists in gradually articulating these concepts into principles the necessity of which becomes more evident over time.
The company challenges the boundaries of dance by constructing a complex dance language, presenting the works to broad audiences, and by embodying a strong commitment to articulating choreographic concepts through extensive teaching and dialogues.
First, chaplains spent time in meetings articulating basic concepts of pastoral care and highlighting as well as demystifying theologies to explain observed phenomena and patient behavior.
His prioritizing of the concept of right (jus), conceived as something that belongs to another, brings him to the brink of articulating a concept of human rights, a concept certainly implicit in his thesis that there are precepts of justice each imposing, on me and my communities, a duty to everyone without discrimination (indifferenter omnibus debitum: ST II-II q. 122 a. 6).
Post-conference participants reported applying new knowledge to better articulate concepts and vocabulary within their research, shifting the focus of their research to be on HSR, or changing the allocation of research funds.
Creating a visual diagram can help key informants articulate concepts and ideas, while leaving the researcher with a physical product that reflects the participant's own priorities and interests[ 7].
Articulate concepts simply.
The pitch is short, sweet, and gets bonus points for articulating the concept behind the startup's business model.
