Sentence examples for logical articulation from inspiring English sources
There is, therefore, a tension in all religions between mystical intuition and logical articulation, between insight and dialogue.
The research also shows that the logical articulation of the analysis 'Guide on the methodology for carrying out cost-benefit analysis' is flexible to some extent.
Goodwin v United Kingdom ECtHR (2002) 35, 18 at 90. MI and RA jointly developed the conceptual structure, logical articulation and equally contributed to the draft of the manuscript.
The logical articulation of the analysis is flexible; two specific estimation schemes (the estimation of ad hoc unit parameters for the external costs and ad hoc approach for using GLC as proxies of users' surplus in a scenario where the introduction of the innovative service modifies the modal split of freight transport between different solutions) can be applied to other territorial contexts.
It was towards the end of the 19th century, when the study of logic achieved mathematical articulation, that an explosive logical theory became the standard.
Although comparing consonants that differ in place of articulation has been a logical starting point and provided valuable information about motor influences on speech sound processing, categorising phonemes to lip- and tongue-articulated ones should be seen as a simplification.
The sets, whatever their other origins, are the logical outcome of Meyerhold's study of movement and his efforts to reveal the mechanics of the actors' articulation.
The articulations that occur in his own choreography, Mr Forsythe explains in a borrowed Sadler's Wells dressing-room, are simply the logical extension of the Leningrad style.
Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.
"Josef Albers — Formulation: Articulation," silkscreen prints.
