Multi-stage molding is capable of producing better-quality articulated products at a lower cost.
My talk touched on all of these qualities, articulating my belief that pausing may be a key to our ability to survive and thrive in business and beyond.
Period-instrument performances of Berlioz's music have proved particularly illuminating, not least because the distinctive wind tone articulates the composer's slightly gawky quality.
Perhaps it can be said that these two papers encapsulate the difficulties that have been faced within the qualitative research field with defining quality and articulating appropriate ways to assure that it reflects the principles of the qualitative approach, which itself is contested.
Some cultures value a relaxed, natural vocal quality, with loosely articulated lyrics, while others cultivate a highly trained, tense sound, with precisely enunciated words.
To Dr. Hunter's knowledge, only one other longitudinal study of this type had been undertaken: that report, published in the journal Nature in 2000, found alterations in the quality of vowels articulated by Queen Elizabeth II during her yearly Christmas talks.
HCA is usually considered a powerful tool for exploring water quality data, and articulating geochemical models (Meng and Maynard 2001).
Our study confirms this picture by documenting how senior hospital managers influence QI work, based on how they articulate quality dimensions.
School staff were able to articulate their ideal for MFMC facilitators: quality, well-trained facilitators (articulate in English and local language(s)) able to facilitate MFMC programme several times each year, supporting post-MFMC AIDS activities and acting as a resource person able to provide HIV and AIDS materials (leaflets, posters etc).
The considerable impact of children's food allergies on familial quality of life was articulated.
