The concept of performance, as articulated differently by Erving Goffman and Judith Butler, is useful understand the enduring importance of co-present sharing of photos and the importance of oral narratives around images in enacting identity and relationships.
For them, though articulated differently, the "excessive reliance" concern was a "tired" argument that reflects a "distressing lack of confidence in the intelligence of the average American".
Providers' ethical concerns are consistent with WHO norms known as the '5 Cs,' though articulated differently.
We were given a 4-camera budget, which is typically less than any of the other budgets, but he was able to articulate it differently.
It follows that implementation of accreditation programs may be more effective when program aims, requirements and benefits are conceptually unified, yet articulated differently using language and formats that appeal to the cultures and normative practices of different professional groups.
The candidates expressed positions that weren't really new, just articulated differently, so in the end, the hourlong debate may have little impact on tomorrow's primaries this late in the process.
"We want to articulate the differences".
I didn't have the language to articulate that I identified differently than an ally".
More often than not, these non-URM students and faculty mentors are not even aware of this marginalization or are unable to articulate why they are reacting differently, since those reactions stem from unconscious assumptions and biases.
As one psychologist summed it up in People Management magazine: 'The organisation needs to articulate not just how it wants people to act differently but how it wants them to think and feel differently too.
As you see the threat differently, the concern, I think, that the NIE is trying to articulate is that people -- the international cooperation may differ.
