But more than this, she too was someone who equally articulated something that many women wanted to say but couldn't.
(ref. 22, p.64) They equally articulated how the self-management training and use of the resources facilitated a more inclusive and shared approach to rehabilitation and self-management in the longer term.
Valkyrie hands, usually as articulate as the rest of its modular body, have been swapped out for equally weighted dummy versions ahead of our visit, sent back for repair at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
When Adams is in sociable dialogue with a partner — his equally passionate, articulate, but long-suffering wife, Abigail; his overtutored son, John Quincy; his daughter Nabby; and, especially, his friend and enemy Thomas Jefferson — McCullough is an acute eavesdropper on the conversation.
'Collaboration', we maintain, along with 'integration', have always been key terms of ELSI research although not always equally well articulated as core concepts.
It was through housing, she insists, that Zionists made a claim to the land, and, equally important, articulated their identities with respect to each other and to the neighboring Palestinians.
You may not be able to find both of these skills in one person, or at least they may not be equally balanced – so articulate what is most important to you.
Which of the new terms reflect truly unique phenomena, and which of the new terms simply amplify insights that can be articulated equally well in the language of general systems theory?
Willie and his brothers Jase and Jep, may tell the occasional fart joke and prefer play to work, but they are all smart, articulate and equally deft with a well-placed one-liner as a deadpan pause.
