Usa "articulated" in una frase

1. presidency, as it articulated the ultimate outcome of the war and the Reconstruction

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2. " Immanuel Kant introduced the concept, but never fully articulated it

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3. We had just watched a large articulated lorry disappear up the rutted lane with the last of his stock inside

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4. It was those phone calls when she asked questions about those intimate details of fear and survival that Therese so bravely articulated in her story that gave her hope in those darker days of despair

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5. Just what the national security objectives “we’ve set” might be were not articulated

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6. Silaran also wore his gold-trimmed armor, a cunningly articulated set of plate barding that covered him almost completely, featuring white silk tassels and a glinting meter and a third long sword blade that was mounted on his head just in front of his exposed horn

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7. Roy just plain didn’t like his style and was irritated by the depth of knowledge he articulated and his broad range of top industry contacts

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8. Silaran also wore his gold-trimmed armor, a cunningly articulated set of plate barding that covered him almost completely, featuring white silk tassels and a glinting four-foot sword blade that was mounted on his head just in front of his exposed horn

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9. Therefore, the reasons for migration can be articulated with the issue that induces

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10. premises as they are articulated

11. The concept of aesthetic catharsis was articulated by Aristotle in ancient Athens

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12. -Stop whispering! Out of Here - the oldster articulated

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13. Certainly he did not expect my answer and for a few moments I felt like a winner in this contest of wills and characters, but, as I have said before, in the issues of eloquences Leonardo is a well-trained opponent and quickly regained his composure and with much intelligence and audacity was able to thread his question with mine and articulated:

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14. The words, so thin and articulated in my mind, came to resound as distorted by a prism which afforded them a tombstone resonance to my phrases and sentences; until the tone turned serious and irregular as a soprano attacked by a winter cold

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15. An occasional articulated truck would ease its way carefully

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16. speaks to the clearly articulated vision and values of the free

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17. first articulated by Stallman in the GNU Manifesto? Or was it

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18. More importantly, they had proved in the last four months of observation to be basically as intelligent as an average modern man and had an articulated language, even though it was a rather simple one

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19. Counting the trucks was easy, but as the articulated part was often dangling into the depths at the back of the cab, there was nothing to follow until the side of the ship appeared in the slender beam of light

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20. With just the front and rear of the cab attached, the articulated trailer part dangled towards the seabed, as though it had jack-knifed

21. This strange vehicle, tracked at the front, articulated in the center and with a wheeled ballast trailer at the rear, could slice its way through trees and undergrowth at a slow walking pace

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22. Settling back and reflecting for a long time, waiting on him to compose himself, and then told him with a smile that conveyed and articulated every true thought that was filling my body with Love

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23. and her mouth and every word than articulated itself in her mind spil ed out of her

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24. Although she hadn't articulated it clearly in her mind, every part of her that counted knew what her decision was

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25. I knew we were similar in many ways because although I was never one to raise my hand in class and be vocal about my views and problems she would do it for me, often she was vocal and when she articulated her views it felt like she was an external mouthpiece for my inner thoughts

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26. ‘The fact, that the mere presence of pork in a mosque or beef in a temple could trigger a communal riot in our country speaks for itself,’ articulated Raja Rao

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27. Even as the Golwalkars articulated the Hindu frustration in shrill voices, the Maulana Azads voiced the Muslim fears in secular tones

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28. reaches the stage of yagya, it is then recited by neither articulated speech nor from the throat; nor even in thought; it then infuses every breath

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29. Taken aback, the poor lad silently articulated ere a knock came rapping on the door once

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30. love him, but when her brain reverberated with the threats that Madame Button had articulated

31. Turning her head to confront him, Kathy articulated these thoughts out loud, her voice brimming with curiosity as she spoke

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32. some citizens are as highly articulated and addressed on

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33. the core concepts, I have then articulated an unconventional perspective on the whole, one

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34. to be articulated around the relationship between self and others

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35. In Christian culture, the Seven Deadly Sins can be articulated around the relationship

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36. without a single profanity articulated or any “you stupid or what ah”

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37. articulated as Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit

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38. He could almost hear their moans and cries for this is how this supreme tension of love is articulated before the explosion of release

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39. � The higher purpose, in some utopian way, calls on us as parental figures to enter into an unspoken but palpable agreement to deflect children from their desire to become a fully articulated self and to continue indefinitely with that deflection of the child's development and individuation

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40. Instead Christ’s articulated wisdom was recorded, sometimes years and decades after His resurrection and ascension, and therefore unlikely to have been written verbatim

41. We also read verses that contradict and are incongruent to this new message of relational love, providing further evidence for the need for cautious interpretation as being the words articulated by human experience and thus human interpretation to a significant event

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42. Jesus’ teachings in the New Testament definitively redefine through His divine articulated contradictions many of the ancient rules, laws and teachings expressed throughout the Old Testament

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43. that created a sense of articulated movement along the ground, like leaves cart wheeling

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44. practice of the articulated pronunciation of chakra-mantras

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45. he jumped up quickly, sat on the sofa and with an almost defiant, but weak and breaking, voice articulated:

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46. pawnbroker woman," he articulated at last, almost in a whisper, bringing his face exceedingly close to the face of Zametov

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47. Princess Bezzemelny saw me--who gave me the blessing when your father and I were married, Polenka--she asked at once 'Isn't that the pretty girl who danced the shawl dance at the breaking-up?' (You must mend that tear, you must take your needle and darn it as I showed you, or to-morrow--cough, cough, cough--he will make the hole bigger," she articulated with effort

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48. "I have sinned," the man articulated softly

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49. "Sonia, Sonia!" she articulated softly and caressingly, as though surprised to find her there

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50. But since he is telling himself he doesn’t have to be perfectly clear, because something inside holds any given missing part—the unclear or partially articulated

51. silence of the voice came my half articulated apologies and explanations

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52. “There, Your Grace,” Fultyn said, pointing out across the nearest hillside, and Maigwair’s eyes narrowed as he saw what looked like three large, articulated dragon-drawn wagons

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53. ’ Alexey Alexandrovitch articulated with difficulty, his lips twitching and his face white

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54. They harden beliefs that until then may have been only weakly articulated and defined

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55. The base doctor appeared to be a specially equipped ATHID with a pair of articulated human hands that allowed a surgeon back on Earth to operate them remotely

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56. The above discussion highlights a view of businesses that is seldom articulated either in Graham and Dodd (G&D) or modern capital theory (MCT)

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57. Graham and Dodd made four very important contributions to value investing: (1) they clearly articulated a usable definition of investing as opposed to speculation; (2) they distinguished between market price and intrinsic value (a concept that still seems alien to MCT); (3) they pioneered the concept of investing with a margin of safety, and (4) they promulgated the belief that investment decisions ought to be based on ascertainable facts

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58. Volume confirmation, found in the form of spikes of unusual growth in daily levels; and articulated with volume-specific indicators

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59. Dans le doute, mon cher,’ he paused, ‘abstiens-toi"*[2]- he articulated the French proverb deliberately

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60. At the moment when that name, which he had buried beneath so many layers, was so strangely articulated, he was struck with stupor, and as though intoxicated with the sinister eccentricity of his destiny; and through this stupor he felt that shudder which precedes great shocks

61. Her ears were very wide apart, her saddle deep, a fine head marked with a black star, a very long neck, strongly articulated knees, prominent ribs, oblique shoulders and a powerful crupper

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62. One Million will find the little ivory bones, the thinly articulated skeletons of advertising executives and clubwomen and children

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63. ” In fact, many of the strategies, processes, and disciplines articulated throughout this book are meant to help eradicate those irrational and painful “What was I thinking?” types of mistakes

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64. The gradation extends even to the manner in which ordinary spines and the pedicellariae, with their supporting calcareous rods, are articulated to the shell

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65. Thus we have fixed spines, with three equi-distant, serrated, movable branches, articulated to near their bases; and higher up, on the same spine, three other movable branches

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66. In the sea-urchins the steps can be followed by which a fixed spine becomes articulated to the shell, and is thus rendered movable

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67. The Sirenia form a very distinct group of the mammals, and one of the most remarkable peculiarities in existing dugong and lamentin is the entire absence of hind limbs, without even a rudiment being left; but the extinct Halitherium had, according to Professor Flower, an ossified thigh-bone "articulated to a well-defined acetabulum in the pelvis," and it thus makes some approach to ordinary hoofed quadrupeds, to which the Sirenia are in other respects allied

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68. Though Jeremy Bentham's skeleton, which hangs for candelabra in the library of one of his executors, correctly conveys the idea of a burly-browed utilitarian old gentleman, with all Jeremy's other leading personal characteristics; yet nothing of this kind could be inferred from any leviathan's articulated bones

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69. Sir Clifford's whale has been articulated throughout; so that, like a great chest of drawers, you can open and shut him, in all his bony cavities—spread out his ribs like a gigantic fan—and swing all day upon his lower jaw

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70. quickly, sat on the sofa and with an almost defiant, but weak and breaking, voice articulated:

71. came here on purpose to do it—for news of the murder of the old pawnbroker woman,’ he articulated at last, almost in a whisper, bringing his face exceedingly close to the face of Zametov

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72. ‘I have sinned,’ the man articulated softly

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73. ‘Sonia, Sonia!’ she articulated softly and caressingly, as though surprised to find her there

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74. " she articulated slowly and as it were with compassion and reproach

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75. She sobbed, but I fancied that this was all part of the performance, and that she was not really crj-ing at all; sometimes I fancied that she would suddenly drop to pieces, like a skeleton ; she articulated her words in a jangling, broken voice; the word preferable, for instance, she pronounced

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76. Suddenly the short Pole pronoimced the name of the deputy, Madier de Montjeau, but, as so many Poles do, he pronounced it with an accent on the syllable before the last, instead of on the last syllable; this was enough for the dadais, he turned to the Poles, and drawing up himself with dignity, he suddenly articulated loudly and distinctly as though addressing a question to them :

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77. What have I to be afraid of to-morrow?” Ivan articulated in astonishment, and suddenly a chill breath of fear did in fact pass over his soul

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78. Captain Lebyadkin, a stout, fleshy man over six feet in height, with curly hair and a red face, was so extremely drunk that he could scarcely stand up before me, and articulated with difficulty

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79. He had hardly articulated a few words when someone had the effrontery to laugh aloud—probably some ignorant simpleton who knew nothing of the world, and was congenitally disposed to laughter

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80. This speech produced its effects, for Semyon Ivanovitch, turning promptly to the orator, articulated firmly, though in a hoarse voice, "You hold your tongue, puppy! You idle speaker, you foul-mouthed man! Do you hear, young dandy? Are you a prince, eh? Do you understand what I say?"

81. Dans le doute, mon cher,” he paused, “abstiens-toi” *(2)—he articulated the French proverb deliberately

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82. “Do you suppose he gets that sort of thing from her?” Lillian articulated

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83. Some of them are quite regular, and are well articulated, exhibiting at their joints considerable concavities and convexities

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