Sentence examples for articulated of the from inspiring English sources

They were never identical, however; major Byzantine cities seem to have been larger than Lombard ones, and the Byzantine political system remained the more complex and articulated of the two to the end.

Rather, it is a reflection of people's implicit understanding (which they may not necessarily always be able to articulate) of the visual properties of the actual space around them (cf, Morgan, 1979).

In fact, the visions articulated of late are far from farsighted.

The international standard ISO 14242 advises that investigators "produce a full three-dimensional contour mesh of the articulating surface of the test specimen" by connecting the measured points.

A few studies have considered flattening of the articulating surface of the condyle, fossa or eminence as related to OA [50].

As prime minister, he has had the job of articulating the pride of the country in staging the Games and Team GB's successes.

At the town hall, Mr. Romney further articulated some of the programs he would cut.

Stories From the Fossil Record: Over 80% of the students articulated the main ideas of the module.

Better scholars than I will ever be have articulated the scale of the idiocy.

He has often articulated the goals of the war against terrorism more eloquently than Mr. Bush.

The assembly was aligned with the articulating surface of the device and connected using numerous posts (Fig. 3c & d).