Sentence examples for articulations from from inspiring English sources

The sum of the scores per joint in articulations from the same anatomical site gave the MCP, PIP and MTP total erosion score (TES) (MCP TES, PIP TES and MTP TES, respectively; range, 0 to 30).

Our observations also revealed an advanced narrowing of the Z-Score for the MCP articulations from a Sharp Score for joint space narrowing of 2 (-0.39 ± 0.44 SDs) to a Sharp Score for joint space narrowing of 3 (-1.41 ± 1.01 SDs).

There was no grand scheme, no articulation from on high of a big picture.

They're people in bear suits -- radio-controlled bear suits with "detailed facial articulation" from the Jim Henson Creature Shop.

The rappers distinguished themselves by their delivery: breakneck articulation from Daddy Yankee, Middle Eastern inflections from Don Omar, gritty defiance from Ivy Queen, a rough swagger from Rey Pirin.

Fine articulation from the London Symphony Orchestra's strings and wind brought out a myriad details as frogs croaked and crickets sang.

In our fidgety political climate, any sort of cogent articulation from a person of power has the ring of a stump speech.

His main concerns, it seemed, were drawing clean textures and crisp articulation from his singers and players, and making sure the text was projected clearly and forcefully.

Reiner, with his notorious microscopic baton beat, needed no more than a glance and a blink of an eye to extract the limits of musical dynamics and articulation from the orchestra.

The whole sequence was beautifully judged by Matheuz, with some refined string textures in the number for Romeo and Juliet alone and the final Death of Juliet, and wonderfully sharp articulation from the orchestra in the Death of Tybalt.

The only thing I wish it did better was articulation from the somewhat lame positional arm attached to the head, but even that failing doesn't make this not a great gadget.