Preference will be given to proposals that articulate a clear outcome, provide a plan to sustain interactions, prepare joint grant applications, and/or create a product such as a class, shared research project, extra- or co-curricular offering, etc.
Mothers were given space to articulate, in their own words, their emotions at the time of their loss and their experiences of visiting hospital after their loss whilst their surviving twin received care.
You might expect a fellow who is able to bankroll a movie of his life to be cocky, but Mr. Wade, 35, is a quiet man, very articulate, given to mild, self-mocking smiles and stories about how his girlfriend left him, taking the dog.
The denizens of "House" may be the more articulate lot, given to tidy metaphors that describe their plight.
By rights, his tempo in the finale was too fast (Mozart writes "Allegro" not "Presto"), but given an ability to articulate small note values at alarming speeds, Mr. Pollini earns special dispensation.
Because Chomsky is given ample space to articulate his views on many of the major issues relating to his work, both linguistic and political, this book reads like the autobiography that Chomsky says he will never write.
Children themselves should be given the opportunity to articulate what they want in a learning environment.
Follow-up visits involved asking the service head or other members of staff according to availability, to review individual cases, to identify the functional difficulties from a given range and to articulate the recommended intervention for each case.
We don't give ourselves permission to articulate that anger and to address the injustices that are personal.
Rather, he gave them time to articulate their positions during debates.
