Sentence examples for found articulation in from inspiring English sources

Such conflict found articulation in a dispute over the gender identity and sexual orientation of a young masculine-presenting female-assigned-at birth individual, Brandon (Teena), who was slain in Humbolt, Nebraska in 1993, when discovered to be "really a woman".

The most complete skeleton of Maiacetus inuus is that of a second adult (Figure 1C, D) found in articulation in the field (Figure 9).

U.W. 101-1321 is the right first metacarpal of the associated Hand 1 found in articulation.

But it hasn't found its proper articulation in the west.

This concern pervaded Beckett's work – such as novels Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnamable – but found its greatest articulation in his theatrical works.

This broad conception, which is clearly in close contact with ordinary Greek usage by that time, finds its fullest articulation in Aristotle's theory.

The first is a natural law position, which Locke refers to in the Essay, but which finds its clearest articulation in an early work from the 1660s, entitled Essays on the Law of Nature.

Remains of elephant and deer carcasses may be found in partial articulation or proximity and represent natural occurrences without any clear evidence of hominid intervention.

Four sacral vertebrae were found in natural articulation with both ilia (Figure 8).

The wonder is that Mr. Harland decided to play on Mr. Hussain's terms, and found a nearly matching articulation in his own fast patterns.

A similar construct has found its most recent articulation in the "continuity theory" proposed by Pradeu and Edgardo Carosella, in which the immune response results from major modification of recognized antigenic patterns (Pradeu and Carosella 2006a; 2006b; Pradeu 2010, 2012).