Sentence examples for defined articulation from inspiring English sources

His Haydn, like his Bach, bristled with a muscular energy that took the form of brisk tempos and sharply defined articulation.

Pitch is a fundamental element in the voice and trans women need to train their voices not only to change their pitches, but eight other defining voice characteristics (resonance, articulation, melodica intonation, fluency, etc).

Consonantal changes group into subsets of articulation categories defined by the place and manner of vocal articulation.

The Horror!" One could reasonably assert that the 20th-century ethos, in both the literary and visual arts, was defined by the incessant articulation of 'the horror' of existence -- an immersion in existential ennui.

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.

This study confirmed positive Z-Scores for the MCP (0.24 ± 0.33 SDs) and PIP articulations (0.02 ± 0.46 SDs) based on a Sharp Score for joint space narrowing of 0. A Sharp Score for joint space narrowing of 0 is defined as a joint space width with an absence of joint space narrowing.

Even with some of the greatest Wagner singers of the present day onstage here, it was the orchestral playing that regularly demanded the attention, whether it was the effortless depth of tone in the strings, the sheer solidity and easy assertiveness of the brass, the perfectly defined pianissimos or the immaculate articulation of every solo detail.

The speaking and articulation rate, as defined in Section 4, were calculated with respect to the pseudo-syllable rate, and correlations with HAMD scores were computed.

The articulation of clearly defined, documented and measurable ecological objectives accompanied by a transparent assessment process was a key component of the adaptive management process that resulted in successful operational implementation of this new silvicultural system.

In discussing multi-level bargaining, Visser sees the key distinguishing characteristic to be one of articulation, which is defined as the extent to which additional bargaining on pay is under control of the union, and regulated and defined by the sectoral (or central) agreement and subject to a peace clause.

The dorsal process and the acromion process articulate dorsally and ventrally, respectively, along ligaments with the nuchal and the plastron and the scapulacoracoid can rotate along a vertical axis defined by these two flexible articulations.