In inarticulate larvae the pedicle, a stalklike organ, develops from a so-called mantle fold along the valve margin; in articulates it develops from the caudal, or hind, region.
It derives partly from McKellen's accent, elocutioned out of its northern origins into that mythical RSC English, partly from the formality of his speech - he gives each thought lengthy gestation before articulating it - and mostly from the sheer volume of classical roles he has played.
Moore's argument, however, is worth considering in its own right, since it has had significant influence since he first articulated it in 1903 and differs from Kant's.
It's hard to articulate what it's like hearing from them, she says it's not so much that they speak, as they share with her.
you know ows doesnt have a chance after 2012 if it compromises for "the lesser of the two evil" it has to articulate clear distance from the two-party scheme.
The Independent columnist and broadcaster Owen Jones, our most refreshing and articulate voice from the left, grew up in Stockport, and has never sought to conceal it.
A new project to articulate stories from skulls.
Roger Cohen's column, "Israel, Iran and fear" (Globalist, April 20), provoked articulate letters from Noam Schimmel and Maurice Picow.
Derrick Agnoletti, a chiseled and articulate dancer from the Joffrey Ballet, fell in love with a purple scarf that the sweet Laura Feig also coveted.
Mr. Walker, the music director of the Pittsburgh Opera, contributed to this fresh look at "Madama Butterfly" by drawing a lithe and impressively articulate performance from the Santa Fe players.
