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In performances of Bach, Corelli and Handel scores, he drew from the Philharmonic the kind of clipped, energized phrasing, bright timbres and sharp articulation more typical of performances by period-instrument bands.

Second, it reduces the pliability of the whole mouth area, presumably impeding articulation more generally.

The fossils differ morphologically from V. indicus by possessing an interlocking and anterolingually oriented premaxillary-maxillary suture articulation, more labially angulate maxillary crest and more recurved dentition.

No participant included in the analysis needed to be reminded to suppress articulation more than once after the practice session ended.

Large-diameter MoM hip articulations more closely mimic the natural human anatomy; they improve joint stability and reduce the incidence of postoperative dislocation (Krantz et al. 2012).

At the Academy of Vocal Arts, Mr. Garcia found his niche in Mozart and the bel canto repertory, where purity of line and nimble articulation matter more than a big sound.

Comparison of the phoneme recognition rates show that mid vowels, nasals, and phonemes that depend on the ability to create constrictions with tongue tip for articulation are more affected by ageing than other phonemes.

Poor diadochokinesia, tandem walk, finger-thumb opposition and articulation was more prevalent in schizophrenia than in mood disorders [ 26].

Even if an ingenious audiophile were to untangle the process, however, he would still need a database of thousands of articulations -- more than someone would be likely to cobble together from available recordings.

Patients with large articulations reported more strenuous activity of half a UCLA point after 1 year, and 1 point after 2 years, compared to standard THA, but the differences were not statistically significant (p = 0.7 and 0.2, respectively).

At 6 months, patients with small articulations reported more discomfort than large head THA patients (7 points of difference) and RHA patients (3 points of difference) (p < 0.01) After that, the improvement slowed down and there was little change in patient perceived function over the following 18 months.