quenstedti, retain a movable basipterygoid articulation in the form of a ventrolaterally directed, blunt basipterygoid process that articulates with the corresponding facet in the pterygoid.
But it hasn't found its proper articulation in the west.
Maria de Lourdes Davila stands out with her sharp articulation in the overlapping patterns.
(Just try it — it's not unlike the exercise pianists do to develop articulation in trills).
You hear in detail the violins' articulation in a run of 16th-notes.
And he tweaked phrasing and articulation in the choruses throughout the score, sometimes idiosyncratically.
Mr. Lubin demonstrated this approach with clearly delineated articulation in the outer movements, but with a few stumbles as well.
The incus was derived from the quadrate bone, which is involved in the jaw articulation in reptiles.
String articulation in rapid passages sounded vaguely together but just loose enough that delicate detail kept clotting into amorphous masses of sound.
The wonder is that Mr. Harland decided to play on Mr. Hussain's terms, and found a nearly matching articulation in his own fast patterns.
This concern pervaded Beckett's work – such as novels Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnamable – but found its greatest articulation in his theatrical works.
