The instructor asks questions to structure the conversation, but the students are expected to articulate the methods and results of each figure, identify weaknesses in experimental design, and propose future experiments.
Citizens are expected to enunciate and articulate the party line.
Instructors may use the framework to delineate their instructional approach, clarify what students will be expected to do, and articulate their learning objectives.
At this point their behavior is compulsive, an addiction and definitely not something that they can articulate, nor should they be expected to.
This is good, because over the past two decades, eco-theologians globally have articulated values deeply consistent with the themes that Pope Francis can be expected to share.
However, sensitive to criticism from commercial rivals such as the News Media Association – the trade body for the UK newspaper industry, which has called for the BBC's digital news operation to be curbed – Hall is also expected to articulate a plan for a more open BBC that will focus on different ways of working, such as creating more partnerships.
However, they are not expected to articulate these views while acting in their professional capacity, as their views could be misconstrued as representing the position of the organisation as a whole".
Mr. Pratt is expected to be an articulate advocate for increasing the military budget.
Because group processes were expected to stimulate students to explore and articulate their perceptions and push the boundaries of the discussion further than would be likely in one-on-one interviews [ 27], we gathered data in sessions of focus groups composed of students at different stages of the undergraduate curriculum.
In our video interview, Capossela eventually goes on mention that there will be paid services on cloud computing, although he did not articulate which services are expected to be the biggest revenue drivers.
