Whereas a personality-driven show can have an ageless appeal, a music-driven one, in the right hands, will quickly articulate exactly who the show is aimed at and not be afraid to exclude.
A half-century later, the events of Sept. 11, 2001, painfully revealed a post-cold-war world menaced by new threats, and the Bush administration moved quickly to articulate a new vision of national security organized around pre-emption, coalitions of the willing, and the unfettered use of American military power.
After one prominent leader, Alberto Pizango, was granted asylum in Nicaragua this week, others quickly emerged to articulate demands.
The last provides a graphic illustration of the challenges of: (1) balancing accurate interpretations of data under crisis conditions with the need to share information quickly; (2) articulating uncertainties for a variety of volcanic scenarios; (3) minimising scientific jargon; and (4) frequently updating and effectively distributing talking points.
It quickly, clearly articulates who your campaign, messaging and fundraising is for; them.
In contrast, the leatherback shell of dermochelyids has a greatly reduced bony architecture, and the bones are less firmly articulated; scutes appear in hatchlings, but they are quickly shed, so the bony shell is covered with a thick, leathery skin.
Watch how quickly progress will grind to a halt without a clearly articulated strategy in place it won't be pretty.
Those that are experiencing significant growth are able to quickly, clearly and effectively articulate their purpose.
Thoughts run through my head so quickly, but when I articulate them out loud or on paper I find myself hashing out the details rather than generalities.
