Sentence examples for difference in the articulation from inspiring English sources

So it is a worthy conversation, because what alchemizes the yoga, er, um, your life -- lies more in the difference in the articulation of it's instruction.

There were subtle differences in the articulation of incentive priorities between doctors residing in rural areas and those residing in urban areas.

The crucial difference, in the Huntian articulation, is that where Mr Gove wants free schools to open Britain's sub-par state education to choice and competition, Labour sees them as a cheap way of adding school places.

We believe that it is due to the difference in the place of articulation (here the position of tongue dip when the /t/ is uttered) of English /t/ and Arabic /t/.

We confirmed by hearing all WestPoint Corpus utterances that contain this phoneme, that it is due to the difference in the place of articulation, that is, in the position of the tongue dip when the /t/ is uttered by native and nonnative speakers.

These differences are manifest in the articulation and in the shapes and ornamentation of individual architectural components, giving them a unique place in Chalukyan architecture.

There are however differences in their articulation; the sala roof (roof under the finial of the superstructure) and the miniature towers on pilasters are chiseled instead of moulded.

Are there any differences in the impedances during articulation of different vowels?

Supporting evidence comes from studies of phonological feature discrimination, e.g. voice-onset time differences [ 9]; which has neurophysiological support from monkey studies; [ 10], or differences in the place of articulation in vowels [ 11- 13].

Indeed, no difference in articulation patterns of peramelemorphs compared to other marsupials was noted, other than that pertaining to digit IV.

The world emerges in the articulation of the Dharma through such mutual differentiations in pattern.