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In this sense, higher areas listen to lower areas, which embody sensorimotor content that may, or may not be, articulated (depending upon whether proprioceptive gain or precision is high or low).

These arguments, first articulated by Hostiensis, embellished upon by Antoninus, continue to be reasserted today.

But make no mistake: the addiction medicine residencies are not pioneering new ideas but building upon the clinical principles articulated in well-established addiction psychiatry residencies.

(DJN IV.1; Hochstrasser 2000) For without speech in the sense of symbolic communication human sociality would remain at a primitive and unsustainable level, in that the terms of human cooperation could not be articulated and agreed upon.

These beneficiaries articulated and agreed upon a clear goal for the programme [ 26] and determined how much the operational focus for capacity strengthening should be extended beyond the institutions, to incorporate individuals, and the broader health system.

In order no longer to be divided and opposed, but rather thought through and articulated in all their complexity, these oppositions call upon an ethical mode of questioning.

Every year Christians face a cultural dilemma, beautifully articulated by a 5-year-old boy's announcement to his parents upon returning home from school one day.

Although it draws upon many elements of the CFS principles, they are not consistently articulated within each element of the framework.

This is best articulated by Kennedy et al's [ 35] study of expert midwives:... impressing upon families that you are there for them while they're in labor.

It could articulate demands upon you that your eye itself couldn't do.

In catch trials, however, participants were to articulate immediately upon the appearance of the caricature, no matter whether they had already pressed a button or not.