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Ranke's philosophy of history, which he usually articulated in prefaces or asides, was examined by Johann Gustav Droysen (1808 84) in a series of lectures eventually published as the Historik.

These debates are usually articulated in specialized languages that may demonstrate brilliance but often limit the reach of insight.

The devices are usually articulated implants, and their mobility depends on the designs of the bearing surfaces.

Knowledge transfer was generally articulated in terms of 'training' and was usually viewed as a separate activity to 'work'work

But this idea is never convincingly articulated in the performances.

Slowly, similar views are being articulated in academia.

Standards for engineers may be articulated in codes.

The methodology is articulated in two phases.

The empirical methodology is articulated in Section 4.

Evans' account is more finely articulated in some philosophical respects.

Enter blended finance and the approaches articulated in the paper.