Both OH 8 and OH 35 are from the left leg of a juvenile or adult [69], and have been argued to represent a single individual on the basis of their close articulation [70], despite deriving from different sites.
The Bavarian musicians played their hearts out, not always with the close string articulation of other world-class orchestras but with unbending intensity and real skill.
The story seems the closest to an articulation of Trevor's own spiritual beliefs as you will find in his work.
Rather than being the genteel, refined African-American classical music we think we know, ragtime jumps out of the pages of The Ephemeralist as a sometimes morally compromised, often vulgar, always vital form of American popular music, perhaps closer in its articulation to rock and hip-hop than the jazz that was its immediate descendant.
The arms, compared with those of other theropods, were suited for both grasping prey at a distance or clutching it close, and the articulation of the claws suggests that they could have been used to hook things.
An experience of large mysteries and intimate detail, which allowed the audience to roam freely among the dancers, observing close up their miraculous articulation and control.
The need for close collaboration and policy articulation has been made even more urgent in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis, which has resulted in cost containment and cutting strategies in all government sectors often coupled with reduced aid inflows from development partners.
"Other than waggling, they don't have articulation". Particle Fever closes with the mother of all cliffhangers.
Balance was better in the second movement and, although Masleev's playing was sometimes unyielding, his steely fingered articulation of the closing allegro was formidable.
ADMIRERS and detractors agree when it comes to describing A. S. Byatt's fiction -- finding it highly intelligent, minutely considered and intently willed in its every articulation, designed for close reading.
