After a period of limited progress in formally articulating child rights, the International Year of the Child, held in 1979 on the 20th anniversary of the Declaration, succeeded in rekindling interest.
In the beginning of this essay I stated that considerable progress could be made in articulating a clear and adequate conception of natural selection without solving all of the philosophical problems associated with the notion of fitness.
In articulating presuppositions of practice, reconstructive analysis remains weakly transcendental.
Seeger then talked about the role of the Web in fostering progress, essentially articulating one facet of that concept I've taken to calling knowosphere (an intentional echo of noosphere).
There has been some progress in demand articulation through engagement with potential end users to articulate requirements, for example, through the ongoing COLAE project.
There, the Translucent cast pieces of the tank are transformed into breeding grounds for coral polyps, which will continue to grow in seven aquariums, slowly spreading and articulating their progress in bright colors and patterns.
Senators on the panel expressed some impatience with the Obama administration's failure so far to articulate benchmarks for judging progress in Afghanistan and Pakistan, although Ms. Flournoy promised that they would be ready soon.
"Morocco's Past, Morocco's Future" (editorial, some editions, Feb. 18) highlighted Morocco's recent record of reform as it celebrates 50 years of independence and articulated the depth and breadth of Morocco's progress in recent years.
When John Holcomb issued a statement on behalf of the United States Armed Forces in January 2007 announcing a change in field practices to incorporate the use of plasma as the primary resuscitation fluid [ 5], he articulated an impatience of the trauma community at the failure to make greater progress in reducing mortality among those at "the outer limits of survivability".
Lessons progress in difficulty.
