In our study, we adopt the supervised NMF approach [15], with a focus on VC from poorly articulated speech resulting from articulation disorders into well-ordered articulation.
All of which, poorly articulated, leaves four questions – probably more, but four will do.
Is this simply because it is misguided, or might it somehow be a brilliant strategy, just poorly articulated and badly implemented by inept managers?
They extend in various forms to political speech, to religious speech, to poorly articulated speech, and to speech that may interfere with policy, even ongoing military operations.
This could be interpreted both as a poorly articulated critique of capitalism and as an indictment of an immoral instant gratification culture.
Even some of Mr. Bush's closest supporters among foreign policy experts were privately describing the administration's approach as inconsistent and poorly articulated.
This is a fundamental lesson of Minimalism, whose intersection with Conceptualism and other radical 1960's movements like Fluxus is the true, poorly articulated heart of this exhibition.
This theory of "domestic learning" provides a powerful causal link that supports the oft stated, but poorly articulated, connection between South Africa's own transition process and its foreign policy orientation.
Other legislators complained that the project seemed far-fetched and poorly articulated, and that it would not advance America's bragging rights in space the way a return to the Moon could.
The Department for Transport "has poorly articulated the strategic need for a transformation in rail capacity and how High Speed 2 will help rebalance economic growth," the audit office added.
Then there is the claim that even the most controversial of his policies — though perhaps poorly articulated or sloppily executed — involve actions that are well within the norms and rules of American politics.
