Sentence examples for nuanced articulation from inspiring English sources
Contributing to the relational trend in the social sciences, it first surveys relational scholarship across disciplines before providing a nuanced articulation of the relational research program and key concepts such as organizing activity, auctors, and spatio-temporal conditions.
The summary document was then coded in NVivo 8 and further adjustments to the coding scheme made, enabling a much more detailed and nuanced categorisation, and articulation of the main themes and links across themes.
This framework offers clear articulation of the importance of nuanced understandings of how people perceive and respond to hazards given their belief systems, priorities, and the resources at their disposal.
Although this articulation dominated, some participants did produce more nuanced accounts of the way in which ethics figured in SB – for example, by drawing attention to the vested career interests that synthetic biologists have in pushing the field forward.
Yet the nuanced performances of Ms Jones and Mr Byrne, with their exquisitely rendered articulation of some of O'Neill's finest writing, brings an atmosphere of both calm and urgency to the production.
The long-term objective is not assimilation or adaptation to milieus traditionally closed to women, but rather an articulation of individual parameters and active participation in a nuanced art public".
Concerto Köln, a period-style band, plays at its usual impeccable level: nuanced phrasing, little joie-de-vivre moments of flipped-up grace notes, crisp articulation, inflections in loving color.
In the remainder of this paper, we discuss how this exploratory study contributes to the literature on college student study habits, particularly through the articulation of a multi-dimensional conception of studying that can provide instructors and administrators with a more nuanced account of how students engage in studying.
Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.
