Hence, the speech impairment basically consists of reduced articulation skills affecting not only consonants and consonant clusters [14], but also vowels [13].
Ms. Huggett seemed intent on keeping the performance from becoming a straightforward walk-through, and to that end she varied her articulation to create dialogues not only between the violin and the orchestra, but also within the violin line itself.
Although his view likewise evolved over the course of his life, it reveals one abiding feature: philosophy should be not only the articulation but also the awareness of the most fundamental unities of experience, knowledge, action, and ultimately self and world.
He declares himself "optimistic", expressing the hope that some of his poems are not only "a gentle articulation of love for Scotland, but also an aspiration for a possible independent Scottish future.
Not surprisingly, chiropteran elbow morphology has previously been correlated with terrestrial agility as well as flight mode; extensive articulation between the trochlea and the radius characterizes not only bats that are fast, direct fliers but also those that are relatively agile on the ground [e.g. molossids and some vespertilionids; [ 18, 32, 33, 35]].
Pitch is a fundamental element in the voice and trans women need to train their voices not only to change their pitches, but eight other defining voice characteristics (resonance, articulation, melodica intonation, fluency, etc).
To do so requires not only synonymies but also identical articulations, and only repetition ensures this end.
A federal criminal law is necessary not only to provide a single, clear articulation of the relevant elements of the crime, but also to signal society's acknowledgement and condemnation of this serious wrongdoing.
The penetration of beta energy of 153-samarium (Sm) (0.8 MeV) is not only appropriate for synovectomy of median articulations but is possible to improve the radiobiological effect using increased activities.
A child born with a cleft lip is unable to adequately feel their mouth, not only for eating, but for speech and articulation.
