The auditory speech was enhanced by visual aspects of articulation (Dias and Rosenblum 2016) to enhance phonetic convergence.
(A5) > The students said they had experienced aspects of articulation throughout the clinical years.
An alternative approach was chosen by the Bradford Research Group in the UK [ 4] with the Dementia Care Mapping (DCM) based on the psychosocial model of "person-centred care" which provides detailed observational ratings covering aspects of articulation, feeding, social withdrawal, passive engagement, walking and a number of indicators of well-being.
A critical aspect of articulation work, besides reconciling rules and practical constraints, is creating safety.
These contact points were identified at the lateral talo-fibular articulation and at the medial and lateral aspects of the articulation between tibial mortise and trochlea tali.
What I do hear in all of Stravinsky's music, as I do in Beethoven's, is a powerful and singular personality, immediately recognizable as Stravinsky, owing less to any application of the octatonic scale than to consistent aspects of instrumentation, articulation, melodic treatment and, most of all, a highly personal and innovative rhythmic sense.
Subsequent studies in patients with Parkinson's disease have shown that dopamine therapy can modulate the motoric aspects of speech: articulation and phonation, see (Goberman & Coelho, 2002) for a review of this literature; as well as the more linguistic aspects, verbal fluency (Gotham, Brown, & Marsden, 1988) and even sentence comprehension (Grossman et al., 2001).
Nor was he ever into any aspect of the articulation process with his two sons.
When the axis of the spoons changes and they are now perpendicular to each other, the contact surfaces are disrupted and the load is shifted to the dorsal and volar aspect of the articulation leading to destruction and degeneration (black asterisks).
If the axis of the spoons changes and they are now perpendicular to each other as one may think happens with even minor rotation of the scaphoid (rotary subluxation), then the contact surfaces are disrupted and the load is shifted to the dorsal and volar aspects of the radioscaphoid articulation leading to destruction and degeneration [4, 16, 17] (Fig. 7).
Hickok and Poeppel created a new model of language in the brain that consists of seven different networks or interfaces covering all aspects of language from articulation to semantics.
