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).
Houlihan [ 48] for example articulates the 'keep the rules' argument as part of an agreement that has social weight.
A psychologist, Theodore M. Newcomb, for example, has articulated a more fluid system of dimensions to represent the individual interacting in his environment.
Continental European law, for example, frequently articulates grounds for mitigation involving considerations that are taken into account in the Anglo-American countries only in the exercise of discretion by the sentencing authority or by lay juries.
For example, Jesus articulated a revaluation of values from the standpoint of a more pacific understanding of God's commandments.
Tawane and his friends, for example, are extremely articulate and have completely mastered the language and bureaucratic skills of the NGO world they inhabit.
The opening chorus, for example, was hushed, articulate, a bit slower than the norm, which made it seem more subtle and suspenseful.
The term "children with disabilities," for example, is poorly articulated and means different things to different people (Aron and Loprest 2012).
For example, the author articulates a particular assumption implicit in a comparison of means via the Mann-Whitney test which actually requires that, "the two distributions are identical, in shape and scale, differing only in their means.
