Sentence examples for development and articulation from inspiring English sources

Second, we used our understandings of current findings to inform the development and articulation of five goals for teacher preparation.

Historically, feminist pragmatists are working to recover the ideas of women philosophers who were influential in the development and articulation of classical American pragmatism.

This has included a reluctance to fund research work, although quality text-based research is a key tool in the development and articulation of a social change proposal.

As with the timing and selection of implementation strategies, the EPIS framework informed the development and articulation of research questions and hypotheses.

It has been suggested that Giles considers rhetoric to be a sort of "logic" of ethics and politics: this brilliant interpretation still awaits, however, full development and articulation (Staico 1992).

The development and articulation of an ecological network plan was undertaken previously and in this paper, a series of assays of landscape structure are used to examine the viability of an ecological network in the Phoenix, Arizona urban area.

Paradigm-based, normal science does not aim at novelty but instead at the development, extension, and articulation of accepted paradigms.

At a later stage in the child's development, hypernasality and articulation problems should alert speech pathologists and pediatric otolaryngologists, prompting them to thoroughly inspect the mouth in search of CPO [ 11, 24].

As shown in Figure  2, the inherent requirement development framework consists of three phases: 1) Getting Started, 2) Development, and 3) Articulation.

This approach engaged members in strategy development and allowed for articulation of achievable but stretching objectives.

Still, lack of substantial fossil evidence of the development of the wing joints and muscles poses a major difficulty to the theory, as does the seemingly spontaneous development of articulation and venation, and it has been largely rejected by experts in the field.