Sentence examples for from the articulation from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Gehry, unity arises from the articulation of differences among the parts.

To distance yourself from the articulation of Juliet's deep feeling, he says, is to "shame yourself by bringing irony to a contemplation of her consciousness".

Posterior and lateral offsets increased distally from the articulation center, and the mean diameter of the canal was larger in males than in females (P <.05).

The complete avoidance of the polyethylene debris can be expected from the articulation of alumina ceramic against itself, as long-term follow-up studies of total hip replacements clearly indicate.

Applying our framework to the design of urban technologies, we conclude that design should support collaborative practices starting from the articulation of matters of concern to designing in a participatory way.

The absence of Sephardim from the articulation of their own history and from the living context of Jewish-Muslim relations today has led us to the quandary we now find ourselves in.

Consequently, a cervical spine positioning error is considered to mainly reflect disturbed afferent input from the articulations of the neck and muscle receptors [ 32].

While in conversation with a white woman, Paris asks, "Why you gonna trust me?," then wonders if their mutual incomprehension stems from "the question or the articulation of black English versus her own Europeanized English".

Just as the stimulating power of coffee remains relatively unchanged despite varied reactions or responses to the ingestion of coffee, so too does the meaning of an expression remain relatively unchanged despite varied psychological states resulting from or leading to the articulation of an expression (1944, 46 47).

Such arrangements are different from the traditional "articulation agreements" that four-year public colleges make with community colleges.

But even better is the "Jumpin' Jive" duet, an electric distillation of gifts that ranged from the delicate articulation of the Nicholas Brothers' hands to wild acrobatics in which they slyly juxtapose the plain and the sublime, here in a sublimely fancy setting, as they step up the sides of a white horseshoe stairway and then slide down at breakneck speed.