Sentence examples for on articulating from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to create value when you discuss issues one by one, and when you and your negotiating partner are focused on articulating positions rather than interests.

Traditional computer programming relies on articulating a set of explicit rules for the computer to follow.

The real Tupac was gifted, sympathetic, intent on articulating the pain of young blacks in the inner cities.

Christopher Bowe advises CEOs in the health care industry on articulating and communicating their strategies and ideas.

It may be due to the decrease of the contact angle of unfolding albumin protein on articulating surfaces.

The course focuses on articulating research objectives, managing the research process, ethics, funding and professional development as a scholar.

It is his character who early on articulates the evening's formula: "Gin, skin, sin, fun".

I did get lots of bands I like: the Minutemen, the Birthday Party, and Fugazi, who all make aggressive music that, like Public Image's, is heavy on articulate rhythm and acidic guitar.

His early plays, Murder Hope of Women (1909), Sphinx and Strawman (1911), and The Burning Bush (1913), seem to take Strindberg's painful depictions of the destructive relationships between the sexes and liberate them from any dependence on articulate speech.

Both score high on "articulate".

On the territory that is emerging space takes on articulate, complicated connotations: "more mixed than pure, not so much smooth and homogeneous as changing, harlequin, zebra-striped and in multiple, connected networks" (Serres [1993] p. 270).