Sentence examples for articulation on the from inspiring English sources

These segments include the epicoxa (present, e.g., as the wing articulation on the thorax of winged insects), subcoxa (embedded in pleural membrane as the pleuron), coxa, trochanter, prefemur (typically fused either with the trochanter or femur), femur, patella (fused with the tibia), tibia, basitarsus, eutarsus (often subdivided), and pretarsus.

But there is also that part of the story that begs to be told beyond both the clinical certainty of a label of sickness and the kind of grandly theological articulation on the human condition that I first pondered.

The left forelimb was preserved in articulation on the left side of the thorax (Figures 2, 7).

As the current study aimed at investigating the influence of concurrent articulation on the retrieval of multiplication facts, only data for the correctly bisected triplets were analysed for specific effects of concurrent articulation on the processing of multiplicative triplets.

Instead these results corroborate the notion of a specific detrimental influence of concurrent articulation on the processing of arithmetical facts.

Therefore, we introduced an articulatory suppression condition to the NBT to evaluate the effect of concurrent articulation on the multiplicativity effect.

Irigaray's essay on Freud begins by tackling head-on his articulation of the riddle of femininity (Irigaray 1985a, 13) in his lecture on "Femininity".

Further use of linguistic knowledge indeed improves the recognition rate of the system as shown with the OC data, but the improvement by language modelling diminishes the impact of articulation and voice on the WR.

One of them has to do with the articulation between, on the one hand, the function that political philosophy ascribes to voting, representation and deliberation, and, on the other hand, the types of effects that could be expected from going public.

These include elongated posterior neck vertebrae, accessory articulations on the trunk vertebrae, and a hand that is nearly half as long as the rest of the arm (or longer).

Exceptions to this occur in the form of rib articulations on the pedicles in Superorder Xenarthra (Order Pilosa) (Figure 8C) and in the Paenungulata in Superorder Afrotheria (Figure 21B).