'Collaboration', we maintain, along with 'integration', have always been key terms of ELSI research although not always equally well articulated as core concepts.
He remains an articulate defender of the Iraq war though also an equally articulate attacker of Donald Rumsfeld's handling of it.
Meanwhile, the media's search for an equally articulate and charismatic replacement critic of the government's economic policies – although perhaps not one with such overwhelmingly impressive academic credentials – continues apace.
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?
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.
I also agree that the right to privacy, or the "right to be left alone," as Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis articulated it all the way back in 1890, should be extended equally to both straight and gay Americans.
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.
In both works Mr. Andsnes's playing is clean, bright and sharply articulated in the fast movements, more rounded but equally well defined in the slow ones.
"He's got to get out there and become an equally large public figure as Jamie and articulate the bank's position," says D. Anthony Plath, an associate professor of finance at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte.
