Sentence examples for which can be articulated from inspiring English sources

Rather than serving as the objects of certain mental states, they are the contents that mental states quite generally bear, which can be articulated in language (Sextus Empiricus Adv. math. VIII 11-12, 70, 409; Diogenes Laertius VII 63).

In Fig. 6a the circular area inside which chords can be articulated is depicted.

Whereas Rose and Miller emphasize the role of state agencies such as Child Guidance Clinics or military selection boards in the production of a new psychological framework, Thomson and Bourke stress the parts taken by autonomous groups, play and popular entertainment in creating spaces in which new identities can be articulated and new transformative techniques explored (Thomson, 2006, 2007).

The literature review of the research shows that different approaches in architectural education and learning can be articulated which emphasize on aesthetics as pivot point of education.

Which of the new terms reflect truly unique phenomena, and which of the new terms simply amplify insights that can be articulated equally well in the language of general systems theory?

You find disagreements that can be articulated.

Not every choice is, or can be, articulated; not all control can be executed with precision.

It's a coherent strategy that can be articulated to investors.

we assume the transform Z = z β and the solution can be articulated as in (17).

This problem can be articulated in the form of a dilemma.

The reasons for motivation can be articulated in view of self-determination theory (SDT).