Weber was the first to articulate the possibility of molecules, in an energetic state, amplifying coherent light the basic principle behind the operation of a laser.
Prior to Saturday's hearing, Fahmy had expressed guarded optimism, articulated the possibility that he and his co-defendants could be cited for administrative violations but acquitted of the more serious charges.
It must gall her a little -- to come begging at the door of a colleague who once articulated the possibility, or maybe really the wish, that lightning would strike her before she took her seat in the United States Senate, sparing Republicans her dread company.
To reveal the nesting clearly, let us articulate the possibility in question in a more pedantic and rigorous way.
The aspiration should be to articulate the possibility of integrating the various responses into a framework that enables advocacy for a more principled position that pro-actively seeks to set conditions that prevent further restrictions on the usage of DNA and aims for an open source model wherein everyone could participate in the collaborative design process and be able to set its priorities.
For instance, competency guidelines could articulate the possibilities and perils of advocacy by proxy as a strategy.
"At that point Sarah got on the phone and said: 'It's Rachel.' The first words that came out of my mouth were: 'Is she dead?' I guess I just had to articulate the worst possibility.
In some cases, the pronunciation given to the vowels (faster or slower?) is uncertain and variable, a phenomenon which causes the double possibility
So philosophy seeks to explain the possibility of experience by identifying and articulating the a priori laws "present" in it.
Seeking greater attention from individual doctors and finding difficulty in articulating the consequences of solitary living may all support the possibility that it was a need for emotional rather than practical support that was being expressed.
