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Discover LudwigThe phrase "articulated figure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to art, design, or anatomy, where a figure is described as having distinct, clear joints or segments that allow for movement or expression.
Example: "The sculptor created an articulated figure that could be posed in various dynamic positions."
Alternatives: "jointed figure" or "movable figure".
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This last point is demonstrated by another remarkable find that will be displayed at the exhibition: an articulated figure, also made of mammoth ivory and around 26,000 years old.
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Without looking cramped, his well-balanced panels began to teem with crowds of individually articulated figures.
For the positioning and animation of articulated figures in computer graphics, the weighting strategy [6] is frequently employed.
Todd McFarlane upped the stakes with beautiful, intricate, brilliantly articulated figures which made everyone else step up their game.
Implicit in them (and in the general principle of Prägnanz) is the assumption that whenever possible some figure will be perceived; more specifically, that the visual field will be articulated into figures and patterns of figures.
The natural place to do this was as a partner to speech function and negotiation systems (Martin 1992a, Martin & Rose 2003/2007) in the interpersonal metafunction (as articulated in Figure 10 above).
This integrated empowerment framework is articulated in Figure 1.
And they are right, he is a very capable, articulate figure," said George Galloway, the Labour MP for Glasgow Kelvin.
Later, with greater ease, she appeared as the subject of a German documentary, and as an articulate figure in social-issue documentaries (on feminism and on the imprisonment of Cuba's gay writers and artists).
Meanwhile, No Logo became a manifesto for a critique of the way the world worked, embodied in the visionary and articulate figure of Naomi Klein who, in the words of the Observer's review, "positively seethes with intelligent anger".
An articulate figure and keen student of the game, his methods marry the old with the new – he quotes Pep Guardiola's book one moment, explains how he has apprentices cleaning boots the next – and has sought to create a "no-excuses attitude" since taking the helm last March.
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