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Articulate

In accounting, describing the relationships, if any, between the different facts listed on a financial statement.

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Stratbeans is a reseller of Articulate in India and it has launched a complete training, certification and learning offering for doorstep delivery in Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon in the first phase.

Stratbeans Launches Complete Training, Certification and Licensing of Articulate Storyline at Your Doorstep Service in Delhi, Bangalore, Pune and Mumbai

Articulate Studio is a bundle of these applications:

ARTICULATE RAPID E-LEARNING STUDIO PROFESSIONAL

From time immemorial, we have creatively used all modes of artistic expression to articulate the myriad aspects of our human condition and experience.

The art of humanism

Finally, assignment three, the meeting with the supervisor, gave students an opportunity to articulate the mission of their department in a role-play with a less than ethical supervisor.

Using PBL to teach the university mission

The requirements community is best able to articulate warfighter needs, but they may have difficulty translating those needs into specific functional requirements.

Technology scouting: a transformational role for the science and technology community

A strategic plan that clearly articulates the future of the organization

Philanthropy: a capital idea

If you are convinced that the physical environment is a critical aspect of the camp experience, you should articulate those beliefs in your vision, mission, and values statements to guide decision-makers and staff as they bring the mission to life.

Articulating the value of your site and facilities

Helps you start teaching yourself how to better articulate in your spine.

Pilates for your back

She argues that because there are different paradigms which can inform the ways in which individuals may engage with their context, it is necessary not only to be exposed to them and to reproduce them in action, but to learn to identify and consciously access them, to articulate them--and their implications--and to discriminate between them on the basis of the harm they do, not so much to the individuals who adhere to them as to the context within which that individual exists.

Wizards and wainscots: generic structures and genre themes in the Harry Potter series

If, for the black elite, serving as racial leaders or spokespersons was the best means to claim a public presence and articulate blacks' contributions to American society, so be it.

Black Identity and Black Protest in the Antebellum North. (Reviews)

Based upon these perceptions, we wanted to articulate more clearly and precisely why some counselors experience success, and wanted to explore more fully the level of satisfaction that counselors had with the implementation and delivery of the CGCP at their schools.

Factors impacting the successful implementation of comprehensive guidance and counseling programs in Nova Scotia

Thus, for example, in his display Pilatus Transformator, 1997, the artist modeled a series of giant rectangular volumes from gold foil that seemed to articulate either a child's image of the chocolate holdings of Switzerland or the gold stock of the country's banks (which had just attained the apex of infamy at the time, as the degree of their collaboration with fascist economic interests was revealed).