Mr. Corsetto said that inspectors who belong to the trade group have agreed to follow a set of standards, which are generally articulated by the association's definition of a home inspection.
Prayer may rise up from the heart, but it's generally articulated through the brain and moves into the universe in waves.
Knowledge transfer was generally articulated in terms of 'training' and was usually viewed as a separate activity to 'work'work
(Greg, massage patient, Seattle) Many participants talked about expectations for functional outcomes, generally articulated as the ability to do meaningful activities, which often focused around work, hobbies, social life, or activities of daily living.
Presumably, Burge takes us not to have access to background knowledge of empirical reliability, since we can not generally articulate that knowledge in defense.
They were generally articulate and had thought a great deal about the information they were seeking out.
Woodwind and brass instruments generally articulate by tonguing, the use of the tongue to break the airflow into the instrument.
We (Khiripet et al., 2011) are generally interested in articulating the close relationship between actual biological specimens and causal theoretical models.
They also generally had difficulty articulating what it was about the commercial element to research that would cause them to desire greater control over use of their personal information when there was a profit element.
New York City's new Mayor Bill de Blasio has received generally good press for articulating a progressive vision for the future, although some of the same newspapers are leery about what they describe as his appointment of "activists" to important city government positions.
Be wary of being caught up in the habit of reacting to urgent (generally short-term issues - e.g., phone calls/emails etc) rather than responding to important activities (generally longer term - e.g., articulating values/vision of organization).
