Sentences with phrase «require articulation»

Perhaps none is more astute at illustrating the assumptions and limits of language than the iconic «Blah, blah, blah», the seductive physical abstraction of the paintings matched by the humorous emphasis of a repeated, improvisational refrain that insinuates talking nonsense, or allusion to something so familiar it requires no articulation.

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The new social and intellectual context required a different articulation.

Metaphysics for Bergson strives to minimize the mediation of all symbols (like words and concepts), and although metaphysics «claims to dispense with symbols,» it can not dispense with them entirely.13 Hence, since it requires reflection and articulation (in spite of being based on intuition) metaphysics will always be required to genuflect at the door to the sanctuary of the intellect (even though the immediacy of Being, analogous to the Holy Spirit in a Christian sanctuary is supposed to be present in intuition), and it is in the moment of genuflection that the idea of logical necessity infiltrates metaphysics and becomes an unhappy resident alien.

As Christmas and Easter are commonly celebrated by perhaps the majority of celebrants, any latter - day «prophet» might be constrained to cry out, «Thus says the Lord, «I hate, I repudiate your feasts...»» It is perfectly clear, however, that the articulation and, indeed, the very preservation of Christian faith requires the cultic enactment of birth and death and resurrection — this appropriation of the past for the present and the consequent faithful union of time in hope and confidence in the future.

The satisfactory articulation of any sort of process philosophy requires the sort of evaluative appraisal and historical contextualization that characterizes Continental philosophy.

Programs vary and are based on need; some children may only require a weekly 30 - minute session focusing on articulation.

In spite of the early successes, many felt that ongoing effectiveness required a more formal structure with a clear articulation of roles and responsibilities.

That articulation under load requires a whole other degree of strength, mobility and endurance.

Rationale Occupational preparation is a lifelong task, requiring cooperation and articulation among schools, higher education institutions, the business community, and the individuals involved.

Articulation of these learning opportunities requires interdisciplinary planning, coordinated assessment plans, and identification of appropriate content applications.

Providing that kind of performance from the factory is no small feat, requiring dozens of upgrades, such as steel bumpers, a 12,000 - pound Warn winch with a 125 - foot cable, dual recovery hooks, electronically disconnecting anti-roll bars for better articulation, front and rear electronically locking differentials, and more.

The aforementioned hydraulic suspension system does away with conventional sway bars, which in turn allows for the hydraulic cylinders located at each wheel to deliver maximum wheel articulation when required.

«The plates also feature a PTFE - lined spherical bearing mount that eliminates deflection and precisely locates the strut shaft, while still allowing the articulation required for steering and suspension movement,» added Gust.

The soft springs offer a great ride and ample articulation, but a Ruff Stuff Specialties traction bar was required to keep axlewrap at bay.

At the front double wishbones and the rear a multi-link set - up — all suspended on air - springs with constantly variable damping and a system which decouples the antiroll bars when required to deliver what Land Rover claims is the greatest wheel articulation in its class.

The Bringing them home Report provides a clear articulation of what is practically required for a child protection framework to promote the best interests of Indigenous children:

Developing this culture requires a committed and consistent articulation of the values that contribute to the social and psychological environment of any organization.