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

This form of pluralism is difficult to articulate since, for example, assuming that Q is consistent the theory Q + ¬Con(Q) is consistent.

This set of themes highlighted, for example, linguistic features used by narrators to articulate their stories.

For example some simply found it difficult to articulate how they were feeling.

Early items in this task require speakers to repeat a series of difficult to articulate sound sequences, for example, 'squish squash' and a series of tongue-twisters, for example, 'red leather, yellow leather' five times.

"The key is to articulate and provide examples that prove you are a member of the employer's tribe.

A lot of my work (for example, articles here and here) is an attempt to articulate the managerially relevant differences across technologies.

For example, there has been a proliferation of "scenario" exercises designed to articulate future uncertainties about how human activities will alter GHG emissions and climate regimes [ 47].

By his own example, the Tory backbencher also combines the intellectual and cautiously sentimental case for the union that his leader is starting to articulate.

For example, aggressive behaviours may be a protective response by subjects who are not able to articulate their pain [ 17].

It's difficult to articulate exactly what directness or immediacy involves in the present context, but some examples should make the import of this condition relatively clear.