Sentence examples for articulate form from inspiring English sources

Another quartet performance — "Sweet Lorraine," featuring the tenor saxophonist Jimmy Heath in mellow, articulate form — was dedicated to Ms. Gordon, the steadfast proprietor of the Village Vanguard.

Similarly, a monologue in which Salima describes the day of her abduction would have even more impact in a shorter, less explicitly articulate form.

In this paper, we present a framework to expand the design language used to articulate form properties and types of feedback that happen between children's actions and the intended functionality of maker technologies.

It would help address such questions as whether Neanderthals and humans interbred, whether the archaic humans had an articulate form of language, how the Neanderthal brain was constructed, if they had light or dark skin, and the total size of the Neanderthal population.

This rule can be explained in a more articulate form as "the patient has urinary stone if: the gender is male, and the pain radiates to groin and belly or no pain radiation (codes: 0, 1, or 2), and has no fever".

Of course, we should not regard social constructionist / deconstructionist projects (whether or not deliberately designed) as, automatically, ongoing, enlightened processes that "unfreeze" the stones inherited from the past; for it was these very processes, in less articulate form, that created essentialist constructions in the first place.

Yet, as with one of those magic-eye books on whose pages articulate forms suddenly materialise out of chaos, if you look at that spoon long enough and actually listen to, rather than just passively hear, the sound it makes as it falls onto the floor, it will reverberate afterwards in your ear, and your eye, and your mind's eye, like a tuning fork.

The earliest confirmed brachiopods have been found in the early Cambrian, inarticulate forms appearing first, followed soon after by articulate forms.

However it reaffirms the need for collective spaces in which people can share concerns and articulate forms of personalization based on inclusion and empowerment rather than isolation and risk-transfer.

Taking the first option obviously requires a metaphysically articulated form of substantivalism applicable to quantum field theory.

For example, Spivak (1988), Mohanty (1997), Carby (1997), and Hennessy (1993, 2000) are creating and re-articulating forms of Marxist and socialist-feminism less susceptible to charges of over-generalization and reductionism, and more compatible with close contextual analysis of the power relations of gender and class as they relate to work.