"The problem of universals" in general is a historically variable bundle of several closely related, yet in different conceptual frameworks rather differently articulated metaphysical, logical, and epistemological questions, ultimately all connected to the issue of how universal cognition of singular things is possible.
We did not consider if femoral heads articulated in extreme positions, such as acetabular cups with a highly vertical placement, which could lead to a very different articulating zone.
"Different colors articulated the planar composition of interior walls," Raul Barreneche writes in Interior Design.
The Cabinet Office said it was "still considering" the "many different views" articulated by those who contributed to that consultation.
Many clinicians, who recognised their recently changed views and wished to practice in a different way, articulated a tension associated with sharing control with patients.
Writing forces you to think in a different way, articulating your nebulous thoughts as specifically and concretely as possible.
[P004] there is a degree of policy competition within the Department of Health, in the sense that a number of initiatives that on the face of it seem to be doing similar sorts of things... in a sense, [they] are all doing related things in rather different ways but they are articulated by different parts of the policy machine.
Critics (including Schneider himself in later years) emphasized that, in contrast to this monolithic characterization of American culture, individual participants would in fact have articulated different versions of kinship and its meanings depending on their particular position in American society as well as their own life histories.
(For a view quite different from that articulated here, see the entry on Plato: middle period metaphysics and epistemology).
However, making suitable decisions requires that the preferences of a specific user for different configurations be articulated or elicited, something generally acknowledged to be onerous.
