Sentence examples for written articulation from inspiring English sources

Woodward's written articulation of the need for an RFU director of rugby yesterday will amuse the cynics and, in essence, it was a job pitch.

It was the written articulation of the idea that the king was, like his barons, also bound by the law of the land, that explains the enduring power of Magna Carta.

Written articulation seems to avoid the problem of quiet students not being heard, but being heard and having your ideas be a part of group decision making may not be one and the same.

Improvement in written textual articulation after intervention with metacognitive strategies had been previously observed by Costa and Boruchovitch (2009) in a study with Brazilian children with typical development.

But in the years between the murders of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr., when this paragraph was written, Baraka's articulation of the Zeitgeist made him essential reading.

Thus, we began the process of articulating each school's critical components by reviewing schools' written materials and conducting "model articulation" interviews with the school stakeholders who were most knowledgeable about each respective STEM school model (e.g., school founders, principals, and lead teachers).

Newton's extensive attempt in De Gravitatione to refute Descartes's conception of space and time in particular indicates that the Scholium should be read as providing a replacement for the Cartesian conception.[12] That is, Newton had a Cartesian, and not a Leibnizian, opponent primarily in mind when he wrote his famous articulation of "absolutism" concerning space and time.

Based in her examination of popular music, she has written and published on the articulation of urban imaginaries through songs, the impact of repression on artistic careers, the connection and conflict between political engagement and counter-culture, and the emergence of innovation from artistic revivals.

Reading silently does not require physical articulation and so written text is constrained by the saccading eye rather than the need to draw breath.

But that articulation was verbal and not written; it was not memorialized in the particular fashion required by Missouri law.

But relatively little has been written recently on the benefits of self-disciplined articulation of a philosophical worldview and core values that help us weather the storms and devastations that inevitably rock our lives and careers.