They amounted to brilliant aperçus but it was later physicists, not Kant, who articulated them rigorously and substantiated them empirically.
Further, at the time I was happy to accept the argument, later articulated on stage by George Jones, the Labour leader in my play The Absence of War, that the Labour party was "the only practical instrument that exists in this country for changing people's lives for the good".
Later, articulating spacers were introduced to enhance the patient's functional status and to maintain the range of motion during the period between the two stages (Masri et al. 1994, Hofmann et al. 1995, Fehring et al. 2000) to improve the often poor knee score and patient satisfaction (Barrack et al. 2000b, Wang et al. 2004).
This concept was first articulated by Orr, and followed later by others [6] [8].
Later on I brought it home and was further articulated with various synthesizers & samplers.
This was fully articulated in OECD (2006) and taken on board in the later iterations of the European Employment Guidelines.
It was sensuality articulated for Céline.
And in Notes for a Romantic Encyclopaedia (Das Allgemeine Brouillon), written a few years later, his critique is poignantly articulated in the analogy between the Fichtean ego and the desolate main character of Daniel Defoe's famous novel: "Fichte's ego is a Robinson Crusoe a scientific fiction" (AB #717).
What she was experiencing, she articulated a month later, at Northeastern Illinois University: "When you wake up, and look at your lover or husband, or whatever, that's a way of honoring your commitment.
When I began to bellydance nearly a decade later, I was able to articulate what had been dormant for a long time.
