Though it is uncertain how much new material Ives extemporizes here, we learn a little about his improvising methods, which often center on the complex rhythmic articulation of a few unchanging, dissonant sonorities.
These joints replace complex articulations while allowing the storage of the energy required for deployment.
Moreover, creating realistic and clinically useful finger models still requires developing new computational means to simulate the viscoelastic tendinous networks of the extensor mechanism, and the muscle bone ligament interactions in complex articulations.
I read Homer's great poem as a complex and truthful articulation of gender dynamics that continue to haunt us.
For the most part in this book, however, Mr. Marable takes a methodical approach to deconstructing Malcolm X's complex legacy: his articulation of the "frustrations of the black poor and working class" and his message of "black pride, self-respect, and an awareness of one's heritage".
In the Hindu and Buddhist traditions the careful articulation of complex finger and hand gestures came to play a vital role in sacred drama, yoga, meditation, and other personal devotions.
Disruptions of the human FOXP2 gene cause problems with articulation of complex speech sounds, accompanied by impairment in many aspects of language ability.
These philosophical accounts align with general research on interdisciplinarity, which has identified the presence and articulation of a complex question as a prerequisite (Repko 2008, Szostak 2002, 2009).
Central to these implications is the articulation of design as a complex fabric of interwoven processes.
Rather, molecular models provide a qualitative articulation of the results of complex molecular analysis and an explanation of how a genetic or environmental factors influences an outcome.
