Over the past couple of years — under Ballmer, no less — Microsoft has begun to articulate a fairly credible vision of its current ideal world for users.
Over the past couple of years under Ballmer, no less Microsoft has begun to articulate a fairly credible vision of its current ideal world for users.
They might start by pondering on why the German vocational system appears to work so well for the individual, business and society and then perhaps begin to articulate a vision for UK FE.
By 1861, certain New York artists, critics and patrons began to articulate a concept of art as something transcendent and self-evident and to separate it from the base world of commodities and contexts.
Uwe Horstmann, co-founder and managing director at Project A Ventures in Berlin says finding the right people beyond that core founder group is even more crucial because it's one thing to form that core team, but it's another to begin to articulate a vision to newer people as they join the company.
But with a little moral imagination and some shrewd collaboration, the rest of us might begin to articulate a new national consensus in language that powerfully appeals to a diverse and vibrant nation.
On the eastern African Swahili coast, we believe we can begin to decipher the period during which the ancient Swahili began to practice a maritime lifestyle and so began to articulate a maritime identity.
From the 1950s onwards, scholars associated with the Mont Pèlerin Society and other neoliberal think tanks like Peter Blau, Herbert Frankel and Deepak Lal began to articulate a critique of this state-led model (Toye, 2009; Plehwe, 2009b; Collier, 2011, chapter 6).
In this paper, we present a theoretical framework that has helped us describe this variation and has allowed us to begin to articulate a set of initial design conjectures that posit how different characteristics of these tasks might support or impede interdisciplinary learning objectives.
However, influenced by, among other factors, lectures given by French philosopher and historian Michel Foucault that emphasized cultural explanations for ostensibly monolithic concepts such as "love," Greenblatt began to articulate an approach to literary criticism that accounted for external cultural and historical factors.
