The main scientific challenge of this processing stage is the modeling of the so-called coarticulation, that is, context-dependent articulation of sounds.
Most vertebrate movement is dependent on articulations that join bony elements together, and these joints are generally located at the ends of long bones.
His success was dependent on his articulation of self-pity.
Indeed, it is one of Arendt's most important claims that the meaning of action itself is dependent upon the articulation retrospectively given to it by historians and narrators.
Functioning of animals after FHNE is better in small dogs or cats compared with large dogs, because the ability to compensate for the mechanical disadvantages of an absent coxofemoral articulation is dependent on weight.
The glenohumeral joint is a highly congruous articulation that is dependent on the osseous integrity of both the glenoid rim and the humeral head.
Further, using reconstructed ancestral sequences has been shown to increase the evolutionary time that can be accessed without saturation, dependent upon the tree topology and articulation, as reflected in individual branch lengths [ 52].
To ensure that differences between spectra of recorded sweeps were caused by differences in articulation and not by position-dependent filtering due to remaining room resonances, we took care that the exact position of both the microphone and the bird preparation did not change between recordings.
Metacarpal-phalangeal (MCP) joint articulations showed a continuous significant decline of -1.65 ± 0.30 standard deviations dependent on the Sharp Score.
Coming back now to the matter of the interaction between consonant and vowel articulation, it appears that there are two routes to lenition in CG, with vowel realisation dependent on consonant realisation.
This analysis provides a glimpse on the spatial and temporal articulation of the replication program of V. cholerae, which would be an interesting example of organization-dependent function.
