Inspired by Christopher McDougall's best-selling book, "Born to Run," which chronicles how a tribe of Tarahumara Indians in Mexico run distances exceeding 100 miles wearing thin sandals, many runners are experimenting with running barefoot or with so-called barefoot shoes, like FiveFingers, by Vibram, which have articulated toes and thin, pliable soles.
The leadership of the conference was divided between India, which had adopted its liberal democracy model, Indonesia, which had articulated its nationalism under Sukarno, and China with its communist revolutionary dogmas.
But his sweeping call for rescinding the Bush tax cuts, which he has articulated in a recent appearance on "Meet the Press" and an interview with The Financial Times, among other settings, has rankled former colleagues.
But Lavine has articulated a sophisticated form of set-theoretical ultra-finitism which is mathematically non-revisionist (Lavine 1994).
"They've taken a position which I've articulated to them was quite clearly unacceptable.
Over the past two-and-a-half years, the wide range of dilemmas you have sent to Private Lives, and the clarity with which you have articulated them, have taught me a great deal.
Here I note only some of the ways in which philosophers have articulated what it means to call God good.
Grünbaum concludes "that Malament's remarkable proof has not undermined my thesis that, in the STR, relative simultaneity is conventional, as contrasted with its non-conventionality in the Newtonian world, which I have articulated!
The study examined the bone surfaces which would have articulated with other bones to determine how far the joints could move without dislocating.
Contrast this with the political right, which has consistently articulated its views that the capitalist market is the ultimate arbiter and stabiliser of our society and that all good things will flow from empowering it to work its magic.
