Sentence examples for a precise articulation from inspiring English sources

Instead, we should begin with a precise articulation of the prior association in the source domain, which amounts to a specific proof for the result about rectangles.

We found that Davis's Technology Acceptance Model [ 74], which is derived from Rogers' theory, was a more precise articulation of innovation acceptance when the innovation involved was a technology.

Yet a more precise articulation of scientific standards and their weights remains elusive.

Clearly one cannot expect a full and precise articulation of this vision.

A: Yes, because it is the most precise articulation of "the history and science of feeling" (Wordsworth).

String players applied vibrato liberally, offering a warm, fuzzy opulence that sometimes thwarted precise articulation; the oboists and bassoonist projected boldly, while a harpsichordist gently tinkled.

"As a saxophonist Henry has such incredibly precise articulation," said Michael Cuscuna, the album's producer.

Chopin's Bolero in C (Op. 19) was a marvel of gamboling rhythms and precise articulation.

Biblical Hebrew possessed a series of "emphatic" consonants whose precise articulation is disputed, likely ejective or pharyngealized.

Reflecting his virtues as an administrator, they had some of the character of an audit, the subject laid out in precise articulation with numbers, percentages, diagrams and so on.

On that Sony disk, the pianist Ueli Wiget and the conductor Peter Eotvos adopt faster tempos than Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Mr. Boulez, and the Ensemble Modern delivers shockingly precise articulation; the concerto sounds considerably more vibrant as a result.