Sentence examples for be articulation from inspiring English sources
noun
A joint or the collection of joints at which something is articulated, or hinged, for bending.
- The articulation allowed the robot to move around corners.
Can pronounce most sounds/sound clusters and all common words clearly and accurately; less common words can be understood although there may be articulation errors (e.g., dropping final consonants).
In public discourse, the difference between them was articulation: Ali owned language, Frazier did not.
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.
The rest is articulation.
It is articulation of a Māori connection to the land.
Therefore, not all long contigs in real data are articulation nodes.
The one measure where they differed at 4 years was articulation.
12 The main areas of assessment and treatment were articulation disturbances, 13 aphasia, 14 and lexical retrieval.
In particular, some of them are articulation points, which are single nodes that disconnect the graph into subgraphs when they are removed.
The production of consonants may also involve secondary articulations that is, articulations additional to the place and manner of articulation defining the primary stricture in the vocal tract.
The main thesis put forward by Hartmann in the Foundations of Ontology is that all ontological differences are articulations of being, not differences between being and non-being.
