Aibo has a camera in its nose, a microphone to pick up voice commands and 22 adorably articulated parts.
A third species, L. consors, was established by Marsh in 1894 for YPM 1882, which consists of most of one articulated skeleton and part of at least one other individual.
Increasingly, the sciences and the humanities are subject to more, and better articulated, demands on the part of politics and society.
"I've developed a technique of making three-dimensional, articulated paper maquettes as part of my preparation for painting at the easel.
However, we believe that it provides some insight into the relative health impact attributable to waste incineration and landfilling and that the model could potentially be useful as part of more articulated assessments for evaluating waste policy options, identifying knowledge gaps, and providing a framework for future comparative risk assessment.
Although designer toys emerged on the pop culture scene with a kind of D.I.Y. underground cred, most are intricately and professionally produced, with well-articulated parts and accessories.
The macrofossils presented here based on information from the part and counterpart of a single well-preserved and articulated specimen (PE 2012041619A, B) that represents part of a leafy shooting system with reproductive organs attached.
The policies recently instituted by the Treasury and the Federal Reserve to deal with financial crises seem improvised, rather than part of a consistent, well-articulated policy.
The main part of the MPD is the articulated transporter which provides transportation and positioning of the in-vessel tools or components.
It also delves into the specific style these early activists adopted, suggesting implicitly that what the legionnaires would eventually develop as a clearly articulated aesthetic and set of ideas were initially part of a bottom-up set of youthful activities.
