Sentence examples for example articulates the from inspiring English sources

Houlihan [ 48] for example articulates the 'keep the rules' argument as part of an agreement that has social weight.

But it is very important that we, for example, articulate the concerns of people in commuter towns.

My dissertation, for example, articulated the first technique to counter functional fixedness, a classic obstacle in which people fixate on the common use of an object and overlook other possible uses.

Here's Beth, for example, articulating her attitude toward relationships: "My last thing ended not so long ago, and it was bad – I mean, not 'bad' bad but not great not even close to being good – so I'm kinda like whatever right now".

Hanson, for example, articulated a logic of discovery involving abductive inferences from anomalous data to new hypotheses designed to account for them (Hanson 1958).

The new Sony and LG devices serve as the best examples to articulate the inherent problem in wearable tech.

Robbins articulates the concept crisply, however.

One of these examples is when John articulated the importance of school diversity through his decisions.

As the counter-examples to various ways of articulating the hypothesis in terms of this idea have accumulated over the years, it has gradually been abandoned.

In the opening example, the sales force attempted to articulate the real problem of misaligned goals to management.

In turn, firm managers and meta-EE representatives have to provide a service (Lusch et al. 2010) to EEs, for example through facilitating the process of articulating the co-sensing process between BUs, or changing the contractual agreements between firms when they no longer sustain the EE's value co-creation.