Sentence examples for articulation of events from inspiring English sources

Lee's role in and articulation of events from the Pacific war and the Japanese occupation of Singapore till leaving politics completely in 2011 made him a pivotal figure of the modern world.

Additional information over what is used in conventional log-likelihood based decoding is provided by a bank of speech event detectors that score manner and place of articulation events with log-likelihood ratios that are treated as confidence levels.

When we watch football on television, Farocki suggests, we are watching just one possible articulation of a bogglingly multifaceted event.

She argues that the play is an articulation of Euripides's "rage" at contemporary events: the Athenians had, in 415BC, committed a horrifying outrage on the island of Melos, killing all the men and enslaving the women and children.

His success was dependent on his articulation of self-pity.

There was the mandolinlike articulation of the Portuguese guitar.

That may be the best articulation of the moment.

The exercise is the articulation of the present me!

The tripartite articulation of functions results in a plan of surprisingly classical symmetry.

It's so frank in its articulation of the pain and joy of living.

Does it require a political context, the articulation of a common set of values?