Modern orchestras have become more adaptable in matters of phrasing, articulation, expression and even improvisation.
But in "Corona," the pianist has only a graphic score (which slightly resembled the logo of the Yamaha piano he played) from which to figure cagey ways of exploring vibration, intonation, articulation, expression and conversion.
Memory, Creativity and Intertextuality, as analytical axes, insofar as they deal with the contexts of enuntiation and transmission of texts, reveal a repertoire of formal and material supports, in which articulation of expression occurs, and thus forms constitutive part of literary tradition.
Hope in the human heart is the articulation and expression of the openness of the real.
These articulations and expressions have become important object-lessons as well as inspiring resources of agendas and critiques drawn on to forge distinctive disciplinary enterprises of academic philosophy and have become, as well, the focus of informative critical thought for a number of philosophers focusing on "matters African".
The emergent third-order work defining the field has been focused on identifying for research and teaching, and for further refinements and new developments of, instances of philosophical articulations and expressions regarding what has been, and is, of thoughtful, aesthetic significance to persons African and of African descent.
The taste for clarity, proportion, and articulation reached mature expression in the great Gothic cathedrals of northern France, such as those in Amiens, Paris (Notre-Dame), and Reims.
A predecessor of Mr. DePreist's at Juilliard, the conducting master Jean Morel, taught that the right hand and wrist should be "thoroughly self-sufficient," said Mr. Conlon, a Morel student; it should "do everything — time, expression, articulation, character — so that you could then apply the left hand and withhold it at will".
The identification and careful exploration of and commentary on the forms and efficacies of this growing collection of works of thoughtful articulation and aesthetic expression are now principal forms of endeavor in Africana philosophy.
The same is true for the needs, motivations, objectives, and many of the principal intellectual resources that motivated and oriented those instances of articulation and creative expression and the formation of the networks of idea-spaces and discursive communities that nurtured them.
Since each expression requires articulation for its presentation, it is easy to conflate words and their articulations.
