Utilitarian pacifists may articulate a rule-based argument that holds that a general rule against war will, in the long run, produce more happiness.
Thus heavy drinking (de Visser and Smith 2006, 2007) or smoking (Hilton 1996, Hunt et al. 2004, Elliot 2008) may articulate a particular meaning for men with regard to what is considered acceptable behaviour (Courtenay 2000).
In New York, one may articulate any idea whatsoever — as long as that idea parallels popular opinion.
A person may articulate the problematic features of her situation in various ways: as obstacles, confusions, conflicts, unmet needs, dangers, and so on.
They may articulate what is right, but in practice it is a different story.
Not all members of a generation may see the event the same way, and some may articulate its defining features better than others.
Some investors may articulate just one of these bond objectives and some may mention all of them.
The os vesalianum is located proximal to the base of the fifth metatarsal, found within the peroneus brevis tendon and may articulate with the cuboid.
Unless guided by an insight-driven iteration of data selection, extraction, and curation, the boundary setting can be artificial and may articulate relationships that are insignificant or misleading for network orchestration.
Within this framework, one may articulate the basic biological concepts, such as inclusive fitness and kin selection; reciprocity; neurological structure and function; open behavioral programs, learning, and behavioral plasticity; tragedy of the commons; emergence; sanctions and strong reciprocity; network reciprocity; and image scoring (reputation) and indirect reciprocity.
They may need to articulate a single vision of the party's values and goals that satisfies both mainstream and leftist liberals, and appeals to independent voters.
