This was symbolically important, producing a list of topics but also suggesting the need for further articulation.
Given the prior course of our conversation, and our specific intents and purposes in discussing the issue, it might be manifest that, on that particular occasion, we will understand the complications, without a need for their articulation, so that the following is fine as it stands: "Yes, it is true that Belfast is north of London".
In the face of these concerns, there's a great need for the articulation of alternative models of resource allocation that don't necessitate militarism and subjugation.
The findings are highly suggestive of the need for explicit articulation and longitudinal threading of EBP in learning objectives in the required minimum curriculum for PT.
However, there is a need for careful articulation of the term 'cancer-control' and a reassessment of essential medicines and technologies in LMICs.
There is a need for improved articulation of all legal and ethical requirements, including employment, anti-discrimination, and equal opportunity as well as OH&S law, relevant to workplace mental health, as a component of integrated approaches, for the benefit of employers, workers, and other workplace stakeholders.
Although the PReCaP fidelity assessment was demonstrated to be a feasible measurement instrument, it also showed the need for further articulation of the criteria for inclusion of the conditional intervention components (e.g. 'Support and provide treatment to informal caregiver by social worker or psychologist).
Eleven phoneme continua (/a/-/uh/, /b/-/d/, /d/-/g/, /e/-/a/, /er/-/or/, /i/-/e/, /l/-/r/, /m/-/n/, /s/-/sh/, /s/-/th/, and /v/-/w/), embedded in syllables where needed for natural articulation, were synthesized from endpoints consisting of real voice recordings.
Beginning with the study of written words, Bonet taught the phonetic values of the letters, emphasizing the correct positioning of the lips and tongue needed for clear articulation.
