Sentence examples for articulation work from inspiring English sources
In this study, we investigate how instant messaging functions as a tool for supporting articulation work at the hospital.
Thus, for the political vision to become reality, the development of the biobank infrastructure required, as it still does, continuous articulation work (Strauss 1985; Bowker & Star 1999) encompassing diverse biomedical databases and related lexicons, local categories of biomedical information, and distinct standard operation procedures.
Twenty-first century databases of indigenous African medico-botanical knowledge need to assure that it is recontextualized historically and socially; that its multiplicity, visuality, and orality are retained; and that "articulation work" is done to make sure that design choices and use are cognitively just.
A critical aspect of articulation work, besides reconciling rules and practical constraints, is creating safety.
They hold symposia and discussions about course articulation, working with college administration, recruitment and retention, pedagogy and curricula, and evaluation.
Mr. Macy's deadpan Midwestern articulations work beautifully with playful writing that only occasionally flirts with irony.
This article proposes a methodology for the articulation of work processes by inexperienced modelers.
The review outlines the intensity and articulation of work in this research field to date and its ongoing importance not only in the academy, but also in industrial sectors where composite materials represent a strategic resource for development.
It may be that articulation agreements work well enough between public sectors of higher education.
The FIS [B] assesses the degree of impairment of eating [B1], articulation [B2], work [B3], and social activities [B4].
The scale assesses the severity of feelings of foreign body [A1], exudation [A2], squeezing-pulling [A3], movement [A4], misalignment [A5], pain [A6], and spontaneous thermal sensation or tastes [A7], and the degree of impairment in eating [B1], articulation [B2], work [B3], and social activities [B4] on a scale of 0 5.
