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This articulation is also easily seen in humans.

Influences of oral stereognosis, hearing, and age as cofactors on /s/ articulation were also taken into account.

His carefully considered articulation was also heard to fine effect in the Fantasia (Capriccio) in C (H.XVII:4), another work in which Haydn uses silence as an inventive musical device.

The uncinate process and the associated uncovertebral articulation are also important in providing stability and guiding the motion of the cervical spine with degeneration; they become clinically apparent with compression of the adjacent nerve root and vertebral artery [71, 72] (Fig. 31).

Unless a specific statement is made to the contrary, consonants are usually presumed to have a pulmonic airstream and no secondary articulation, and it is also assumed that they are not laterals or nasals.

Noise from ceramic-on-ceramic total hip replacements is not only more common than in ceramic-on-polyethylene articulations, but it is also particularly troublesome for the patient.

The specialized basal articulation that facilitates swimming is also advantageous for processing food.

It is also the articulation of an image of what life could be and, more pressingly, of what life should be.

This all bears the hallmark of one of Burnham's obsessions – his dislike of Londoncentricity, which is also finding articulation in his support for the idea of the Royal Opera's base in Manchester.

He not only helped introduce the young Nishida to the practice of Zen, his articulation of Mahāyāna Buddhist thought is also acknowledged by Nishida as having influenced the formation of certain key ideas in his last essay on the philosophy of religion.

Any powerful articulation of the need for change is also a testimony to the possibility of change.