Although these comedic co-founders admit they nicked the best components of church like group singing, interesting talks and community building, Jones articulates a unique vision for the Sunday Assembly: "This isn't about making people into atheists or preaching against God.
It also captures tons of people doing lots of creative things with Apple products, including building fully articulate robotic prosthetics controlled by an iPod touch, to a symphonic performance analyzed and monitored using an iMac.
"Berlin has always used its buildings to articulate what it wants to be," says MacGregor.
But it is possible to imagine how, working within the logic of art, the Beck Building might have articulated the tragic as well as the triumphal dimension of the modern art museum.
A call for stronger scientific underpinning of actions towards disaster risk reduction and resilience building has been articulated by many member states and stakeholders in numerous consultations.
Beyond the glamorous and futuristic notion of building new organs articulated by two generations of academic bioengineers lies the reality of the business of regenerative medicine.
Thus Suarez-Kurtz builds his arguments through a conjunction of ideas about the history of the country, 'mixed blood', science and nation building, which are articulated with recent knowledge from the field of pharmacogenomics.
Architecture as measured structure, appealing to models and rules of composition, responds to architecture as instrument with functions, differentiated as first, or denoted, which articulates the building to usages, and second, or connoted, which articulates to distinctive values of cultural system.
It was then that her social and political activism took root, building on the belief, articulated by a nascent group of like-minded women in Boston, that black lesbians had something different to say about discrimination and identity than the mainstream women's liberation movement.
The real conundrum lies in the dilemma that the tools, strategies, policies and procedures needed to innovate are the antithesis of the execution tools that corporations have spent the last century building, something that Clayton Christensen articulated brilliantly in the Innovators Dilemma.
