Sentence examples for had been articulating from inspiring English sources

This head had completely worn through the polyethylene liner and had been articulating solely against the Ti alloy acetabular shell, resulting in gross amounts of Ti transfer to the bearing surface.

His ideas were "hardly original," Mr. Allen said, adding that similar notions had been articulated by the pope.

I felt the loss – particularly when the play's ideas had been articulated with such blade-like sharpness.

They started with a clear rule which had been articulated and explained to the voters, by the way, as of 1990.

Once themes had been articulated and refined within each dataset, a process of cross-checking was carried out.

Many of the ideas of a feminist standpoint had been articulated as early as 1974 in Dorothy Smith's work.

"I think [Fauci] articulated the case for continuing the moratorium today better than the case for continuing the moratorium had been articulated previously, and that's important," virologist Nancy Cox of the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta told ScienceInsider after Fauci's session.

In Rosen v. United States (1896), the Supreme Court adopted the same obscenity standard as had been articulated in a famous British case, Regina v. Hicklin (1868).

To get AIM to surrender the federal government had agreed to conduct a thorough investigation into the demands and grievances that had been articulated in their protest.

No surprise, the Supreme Court ruled that Congress lacked the authority to impose a different standard of free exercise of religion than had been articulated by the justices themselves.

The fear they have been articulating is that Gwadar might become a naval outpost for the Chinese.