It also demonstrates that this framework is most valuable in researching how societal challenges become articulated over time in processes of technological change and innovation.
This lesson started to become articulated after the Rudbar earthquake.
Mandates might become articulated for who may legitimately warn.
The important role of local communities within earthquake disaster management, in rescue, relief, and reconstruction was part of the lesson that started to become articulated after the Rudbar earthquake.
In general, by denying the possibility of discussing the relationship of thought and language, Ellis ends up completely ignoring the tension between the more standardized and collective aspects of language (grammar, and denotation, in particular) and the various ways it becomes articulated within individuals, through its inevitable enmeshment in their different experiences.
"The growing of a scaled dataset of a human body becomes articulated in the artificially defined boundary in the context of the network.
By contrast, we studied uncontrolled encounters and so were able to explore how BOT a patient-experienced phenomenon does or does not become articulated within clinical visits for diabetes.
To become articulated within the thought style and epistemic culture of analytical epidemiology, standards of proof developed in medical decision-making are increasingly drawn upon when discussing questions of causality in environmental health.
This was when the sense of resistance to his fate waxed greatest within him, and, as he pushed, the restlessness and anger that had been inside him all day became articulate at last: You will not break me, motherfuckers!
The J.F.K. conspiracy theorists are the first and hardiest of those movements — the truthers and birthers and moon walkers being their stepchildren — in which the old American paranoid style, once largely marginal and murmuring, married pseudoscience and became articulate, academic, systematized, and loud.
