Sentence examples for required articulation from inspiring English sources
Development of aggregated retention required articulation of goals and guidelines for implementation in the Tasmanian context.
Since each expression requires articulation for its presentation, it is easy to conflate words and their articulations.
A complete argument that the extended preference ordering does not correspond to a morally compelling conception of well-being would require articulation of the concept of well-being, a task well beyond the scope of this entry.
Structures requiring articulation and subject to dynamic loads such as bridges were noted as being the most vulnerable to damage, with this damage mostly occurring in the joints and half joints, bearings and the deck of such structures.
The church increasingly requires articulation and signs of those kinds of qualities in relationship before blessing a marriage or relationship.
A third condition requiring articulation was the production of a sequence of repeated syllables, either /ma/ or /la/ (SpSyl).
Appropriate consideration of this hypothesis requires articulation of the statistical and biological assumptions (many of them implicit) on which this approach is predicated.
Whether one focuses on wrongful acts or unworthy attitudes, however, the assumption was that true repentance required an articulation of one's failings -- and that in turn required a degree of self-examination probing beyond vague feelings of regret or inadequacy.
In addition to their altruistic motives for engagement, they required clear articulation of the incentives offered to host a longitudinal student each year.
Conclusions are that more emphasis is required on joint demand articulation and involvement of end-users and other stakeholders in the innovation process, and on the institutional development of R&D funding organizations in order to adopt a more inclusive view on innovation.
All such proposed aims require careful articulation and defense, and all have been subjected to sustained criticism.
