Sentence examples for by articulation of from inspiring English sources

Polymeric wear debris produced by articulation of the femoral head against the ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) socket of a total hip replacement has been implicated as the main cause of osteolysis and subsequent failure of these implants.

This was an explosion of work within the classical mechanical paradigm rather than a slow, puzzle-by-puzzle articulation of precisely that paradigm in its own previous terms.

Yet by failing to educate people on a fundamentally different way of thinking, by eschewing articulation of the spiritual and ethical principles that ought to guide us as a society and showing how his programmes flow from those principles, Obama is disempowering those who will have to continue the fight when he is no longer president.

The study of architectonic differentiation in the cortex is advanced by the articulation of objective definitions based on clear features of the cortical architecture.

Ohala (1983) claimed that more stringent aerodynamic requirements are imposed by the articulation of voiced fricatives compared to their voiceless counterparts.

Our analysis of the tool is framed by the articulation of public policy and strategic analysis, and based on empirical case studies of French linear infrastructure projects.

Potter's point is not that Boyle's gas laws are themselves explicitly gendered, but that their formation and ratification as scientific was deeply shaped by the articulation of gender politics and theological commitments specific to 17th century England.

In decapods, the claw is formed by the articulation of the dactylus against an outgrowth of the propodus.

And they explain why it will be difficult to get partisan politicians to cross the aisle as long as continuous campaigning (which pushes politicians to start running for re-election on the day they take the oath of office) dominates governing -- by promoting the articulation of sharp policy differences, "horse race" coverage by the mass media, and the influence of money.

Given that elicited imitation is necessarily accompanied by articulation and small motions of the participant's head, this advantage makes fNIRS a primary candidate for the language task employed in the current study.

First, they established the basis for what has been the ongoing emphasis of programs developed by the Committee: articulation of sound examples of evolutionary biology and its applications that can be directly incorporated into the K-12 curricula.