Sentence examples for was articulated on from inspiring English sources

Scepticism was articulated on the applicability of evidence-based guidelines in patients with multimorbidity.

The bones of its wings were articulated on the dorsal side, giving the creature a slithery softness across its belly.

Her defiance is articulated on posters in English and Chinese that she has affixed to her door.

It is important therefore to repeat that this is articulated on every leaflet, every display board, and on the festival and church's own websites.

This doctrine of nature is an elaboration of the last manifestation of what Ibn al-ʿArabī called "nature" or prime "matter" and is articulated on philosophic grounds and within the general framework of Aristotelian natural science and defended against every possible philosophic and theological objection.

Peter Samton: "And we said, 'What if you just give a jolt to the square?'...A whole handful of problems solved with a single jolt!" The new schools are designed on a modular plan which, says Samton, "could be articulated on different sites in any number of flexible ways".

The planning project is articulated on three strictly inter-related levels.

Finally, the policies based on new solidarity have to be articulated on some specific sectorial priorities.

The following answers were articulated on the "Maybe": "Human-like robots will look like the country they have been created, e.g. in Japan they look and speak Japanese"; "Intelligence may be defined and seen differently depending on race and culture.

This theorem is articulated on the basis of patterns observed in the optimal reinforcement of rectangular sections, obtained with a new approach for the analysis and design of reinforcement.

For a sense of how this narrative is articulated on the TV network Al-Sadisa, click below to watch a short excerpt from the lecture, "Salafism: Realization of the Concept, Clarification of Its Content".