Sentence examples for be articulated through from inspiring English sources

It is almost like a suicidal film – grief that can only be articulated through violence (female) or cold sterility (male).

How can science and technology be articulated through work in academic networks?

The business case might be articulated through the advantages that group might bring to the table -- especially true in the case for women.

A delicate sense of propriety prevented her from replying; and recalled her bewildered reason.. Johnson cautions against labelling Mary and Ann's relationship lesbian, since the identity-defining concepts of heterosexuality and homosexuality did not exist during the 18th century; she maintains, rather, that their relationship is a bond which cannot be articulated through language.

Moreover, our study adopted a participatory approach whereby, over multiple phases, we shared control with participants in design decisions and exchanged our respective expertise (i.e., researchers on technological capabilities and participants on informal care practices) that could then be articulated through collaboratively designed artefacts [ 34].

The OWG's single, rousing, but relatively non-specific, health goal: " Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages" is articulated through 9 targets and four mechanisms for implementation (Table  3).

The development of technological capabilities is not the result of isolated efforts of this entrepreneur based on his/her technical and past experience, but rather is articulated through his/her role as master articulator of strategic planning.

And a promise that is articulated through pillars, one of which will "accelerate your ambition".

Make sure the lines are articulated through to the end," said Fletcher.

It is articulated through something very close to the Irish psychic land.

Richard is an excellent source of local information, and his love for the town is articulated through his rich historical knowledge.