Sentence examples for at its articulation from inspiring English sources

The treated side remains in maximum adduction at its articulation with the pelvis, and therefore prevents a Trendelenburg gait.

I am at a loss to explain it except that tension develops from some unidentified irritation to the muscle tissue, or it is quite possible that this may be secondary to an irritation of the ulna at its articulation with the internal condyle.

Her aides point to her as the principal author of the administration's formal National Security Strategy, issued in 2002 and criticized at the time for its articulation of the nation's right to pre-emptive military action if needed.

At its best, in its articulation of a personal experience of the war and its aftermath, and in the plain power of its prose, "The Good German" rivals Irwin Shaw's novel "The Young Lions," its history imaginatively accessible, its plot historically inevitable.

At its best, it involves the articulation of noble aspirations, on the one hand, and just causes, on the other.

The hip socket faced outward and was open at its centre for the articulation of the thighbone.

Coming from a very inarticulate family made me try to speak for those who can't express themselves, and created a need for articulation at its most ceremonial - poetry".

At least in its initial articulation, the law optimistically presupposes that Argentina has the finances and medical infrastructure to support IVF and attendant ART (Assisted Reproductive Technologies) on a broad scale.

Since G1 has its first articulation point at a depth level equal to p − l, a2 must come from an A-operation placed in a depth level that does not exceed p − l − 1.

Wear at the articulation and fixation loosening are the principle modes of TKA failures.

This article aims at the articulation of the supposed engineering paradigm by contrast with the physics paradigm that supported the rise of biochemistry and molecular biology.