The neurocranium (i.e. skull) and the maxillae are connected by articulations through which biting force is transmitted during mouth opening and closing [ 32, 79], and the angle of the anterior portion of the neurocranium (i.e. the vomer) is related to the capability of the neurocranium to resist biting force [ 80].
More detailed forms of interaction are possible, such as competition through niche-carving, coordination through discursive articulation of principles, and coordination through division of labour.
In both the Mozart and the Hertel concertos, he played with a sharp-edged articulation that sliced through the string textures, and Le Nuove Musiche played with a deftness and clarity perfectly suited to Mr. Bezuidenhout's approach.
So if someone is bothering them, being arrogant, or if they are just agitated by boredom, the touring professional can use a ready repertoire of musician jokes to, as Freud would say it, "have catharsis through articulation".
In it Caccini prescribed the articulation of notes through the opening and closing of the glottis (a technique not normally advocated in 21st-century vocal pedagogy), which enables the execution of rapid and wide-ranging ornaments.
In this work, computer modeling auralizations are validated through articulation tests.
Plutarch shares with Antiochus (Cicero, Academica I.17 19, 33 34) the view that Plato's philosophy is subject to articulation and development through his successors in the Platonist tradition, but also to misinterpretation and distortion.
Secondly, it shows that it is possible to investigate organisational dimensions (through articulation of safety engineering, safety management and human and social sciences) within reasonable time frames and a reasonable amount of resources.
The copy is hardly Cézanne's most interesting work, but as he ventured further into the analytical mode that would lay the foundations for abstraction, El Greco's influence endured: compare the older artist's barren View of Toledo, with its radical articulation of space through color, to Cézanne's landscapes of Mont-Saint-Victoire.
