Our hypothesis was that bilingualism and low-frequency word processing might increase the demands on 1) word retrieval because the links between semantics and phonology will be weaker in less familiar words; 2) articulation because each word is less rehearsed; and 3) control mechanisms that suppress competition from nontarget words.
The most familiar symphonies benefit from crisp articulation, lively tempos and masterly period-instrument playing.
The modest, humble demeanor and calm, steady articulation, only speaking when necessary, were familiar.
In truth, the differences between the Manchester Seasons and the more familiar one exist at the scholarly level of the articulation of slurs and certain antiphonal effects.
Learn it thoroughly with careful attention to establishing consistent fingerings, dynamics, articulation, and any repeats, Once you're familiar with your piece, memorize it.
Ackrill's translation contains something a bit unexpected: Aristotle's articulation of the O form is not the familiar 'Some S is not P' or one of its variants; it is rather 'Not every S is P'.
Not really familiar with the world of dolls, I, nevertheless, saw in the articulation of the faces and limbs of these particular dolls, some evocative refinement.
And at the climax, there are more frantic articulations coming from the string orchestra at work behind our familiar Radiohead players.
No one will dispute that it contains a number of superbly representative lyrics, including this compact, oblique articulation of how a man might escape his everyday life while remaining among familiars: "I'd like to move to Micronesia with my manservant, John/ John is ever so loyal/ He's pugnacious in that regard".
When Reeve remembers that her mother's "quiet voice, her exquisite gentle articulation, her loving eloquence, all of these things spoke me through my days," any reader familiar with Anne's written words will not only understand but genuinely share a measure of the author's grief.
