But because a poem can be a device for presenting its own articulation, re-articulating Cummings while ignoring his versification fails.
But for the rest these ideas need to be re-articulated and spread, for we are so caught up in the modern world of speed that we have lost our perspective.
A couple of recent books re-articulate them for the Facebook age.
As for his BBC legacy, it needs re-articulating and defending by his successors in the same way as John Reith's does; it cannot be denied.
And to have such an august and historical magazine re-articulate its position as a "vibrant group of voices who challenge, educate and widen the discussion about science and science communication" that is committed to anti-harassment matters.
TIM BERRY at Huffington, watching Starbucks' stock plunge while Web 2.0 valuations boom, suggests that Starbucks reposition no, maybe re-articulate is a better word itself as a Web 2.0 stock.
Let it assemble in special session, confirm the trial judge's opinion upholding the executive branch's discretion about a seven-day deadline for recounts, and re-articulate its election-law intent.
While most organisations have some kind of digital strategy this isn't always owned by the whole organisation or documented in terms that everyone can understand or re-articulate.
Yet to survive, the nation needed to re-articulate those principles in a way that was less driven by the crisis of the times and more attuned to the long prospect of the future.
Next, I explore how European biobanks are technically aligned and re-articulated as a networked gateway to samples and information from the studies for which those samples were collected, along with how all of this information becomes standardised.
Thereafter, he would continue to refine and re-articulate his ideas, but his course was set, and he appears to have been largely unaffected by later intellectual developments.
