"He is one of the truly articulate spokesmen for the field," said David D. Clark, a senior research scientist at the laboratory.
He is truly articulate, and his probing deeply into the issues that effect his constituents is refreshing, to say the least.
Her work is evocative of something we've seen somewhere in our travels or on museum visits -- at times recalling Persian, Venetian, Florentine, Chinese, and Moroccan design and ornament [see slide]--but truly articulates no one style or artifact we can name or point to.
By enhancing the ability to easily search out, compare, and switch between sellers, the internet has set the bar far higher for businesses to articulate truly compelling reasons for customers to stay put.
On the contrary, we still must have business leaders who can spot a great opportunity, understand how a market is developing, think creatively and propose truly novel offerings, articulate a compelling vision, persuade people to embrace it and work hard to realize it, and deal effectively with customers, employees, stockholders, and other stakeholders.
It sounds like a design that's truly looking to articulate a real vision of how we might use our vehicles in a post-driving world.
The book is informative in my opinion and well articulated, it truly gave me an insight of what the future may look like if we use technology intelligently for example in Africa to design new products and services.
Science Robotics seeks manuscripts like Raspopovic et al. (2014) that articulate a truly seminal discovery, fundamentally changing the nature of robotics and how humans relate to the built, designed world.
This was truly fascinating and it articulates a new kind of retail politics, or what is known as GOTV to us insiders -- the kind of politics that fully leverages the up-close, personal, individual experience.
Occasionally, however, a truly great business book will articulate an idea that helps them to explain what it is that they are trying to do.
But make sure you deeply reflect on and articulate what you truly want in your next job.
