Sentence examples similar to ideally articulated from inspiring English sources
In fact, the values articulated by Tolkien were ideally suited for the 1960s counterculture movements.
It's a statistic that's hard to fathom when articulated so clearly and ideally one that will improve along with the general treatment of women in the industry.
Due to the impracticality of considering all points, the space is typically articulated into a fine grid (ideally corresponding to the size of a human) and isovists of each cell on the grid are then drawn or computed.
Such capacity development should ideally be part of the Common Country Assessment/ United Nations Development Assistance Frameworkprocess and possibly be articulated as a joint programme of the UN system at the country level.
Although executives at Microsoft and Intel have articulated similar visions, Mr. Jobs said that Apple was ideally suited for that role because it can more tightly integrate the various components.
— lacked articulated answers.
Risks are being articulated.
They're well articulated.
Ideally, the ESS author6 would fully articulate all the assumptions, thereby facilitating that the reader understands how a particular model-based scenario study has been constructed.
