This solstitial alignment raises the possibility that Stonehenge and Durrington were built as complementary halves of a single complex, articulated by the River Avon.
Tetrapods themselves are characterized by the loss of the lepidotrichia, giving the fin its new "limb" look, the appearance of complex, articulated fingers, possibly allowing the animals to maneuver through shallow, vegetation-rich water (Retallack 2004).
Contrary to other forms of Italian swearing, these blasphemous swears are generally complex, articulate and wordy – the longer, the better.
Contrary to other forms of Italian swearing, these blasphemous swears are generally complex, articulate, and wordy the longer, the better.
They were never identical, however; major Byzantine cities seem to have been larger than Lombard ones, and the Byzantine political system remained the more complex and articulated of the two to the end.
And no one can seriously argue that the black characters Tarantino writes are any less rounded, complex or articulate than his white ones.
The urgency to overcome the traditional idea or view of learning as a process of accumulation of knowledge, in view of increasingly complex and articulate learning processes that are, above all, more and more oriented towards cooperation and collaboration.
The molecular diagnosis of RB is a complex and articulate process that still represents an exciting challenge.
The intermediate phase has varied complexity, as articulated skeletons are less complex than cases of commingled remains or mass or disturbed burials.
Personally, my lasting memory of Wangari Maathai will be her hearty laughter even as she articulated complex environmental issues, and her fierce determination to save the forest where I grew up.
It could hit the odd Pynchonesque note of forensic rhapsody as some highly complex process was articulated in minute detail, but mostly it sounded like a slangy technical manual; serviceable, but short on charm, and exhausting.
