This is what generated much of the raw material for natural selection to work on and reflected ideas articulated by Darwin about 120 years earlier, but largely forgotten.
Al-Jazeera has emerged as a fully fledged political actor because it reflects and articulates popular sentiment.
These attentional anchors constitute new proto-mathematical objects amenable to reflecting, modeling, articulating, and expressing in formal symbolic notation.
Springsteen's mission has always been to be a useful conduit to reflect or articulate something back at us.
Some people need to think and reflect, and then articulate what they have to say.
The sense of our own body reflects, as was articulated by Sartre, Fanon, and Beauvoir, the way it is perceived by others.
In the course of these design activities, students reflected on and articulated the existing and emerging academic practices in which they were involved as they managed their transition from undergraduate courses to postgraduate research.
Each student volunteer was given a copy of the TOSLS and was asked to reflect and verbally articulate the reasoning process he or she used to answer each question.
Students need to not only have a chance to read an explanatory rationale and view expert modeling but also reflect on and articulate the attainment value from their own perspectives.
The rationale for administering the questionnaire after the interview, and not before, was to avoid receiving too spontaneous, and maybe not fully reflected and/or poorly articulated, answers from the respondents' learning experience.
