Sentence examples for for articulation of from inspiring English sources

The neural arch has a spinous process and pre- and post-zygapophyses (additional articulating surfaces); at the junction of the arch and centrum is a facet for articulation of the head of a rib.

The primary fulcrum for articulation of any ethic of care or caring seems to lie in an ideal that stresses connection over separateness.

Scientists constantly evaluate each others' work, questioning the rigor of the methods, the strength of evidence in conclusions, and looking for articulation of uncertainty.

On the ventral surface of the cranium the glenoid fossa for articulation of the dentary is open and relatively flat as in other early protocetids.

This approach engaged members in strategy development and allowed for articulation of achievable but stretching objectives.

Hapalops lacks a stylohyoid process, instead showing a pit for articulation of the stylohyoid bone of the hyoid apparatus.

Whether constitution really is or isn't identity is a matter of continuing debate; for articulations of the two sides see Johnston (1992) and Noonan (1993).

He was outspoken about the need for variety and individuality, for clear articulation of building elements and legibility of spaces, for keeping technical disciplines at bay and tolerating accidents and imperfection.

Nevertheless, DNA has revealed itself as a far richer resource both for the construction of the many kinds of actors that do animate the cell and for the articulation of arenas for action that were never imagined in the simplistic mantra of "DNA makes RNA, RNA makes protein, and proteins make us".

Although the PReCaP fidelity assessment was demonstrated to be a feasible measurement instrument, it also showed the need for further articulation of the criteria for inclusion of the conditional intervention components (e.g. 'Support and provide treatment to informal caregiver by social worker or psychologist).

In this world where religious and non-religious alike are hungry for a sense of connection, a desire for the articulation of inequality, and inspiration to work for a more compassionate, peaceful and just world, the Pope's words and deeds matter.  .