By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, June 27 , 1953P. 17 Senator Morse, a legislator with high articulation count, told his fellow-senators the other day that too many government officials are being ferried by chauffeurs.
The New Yorker, June 27 , 1953P. 17 Senator Morse, a legislator with high articulation count, told his fellow-senators the other day that too many government officials are being ferried by chauffeurs.
With the proposed method there is no need of using high-speed IC circuits to realize the high articulation and resolution display of video images.
Mr. Ramey sounded uncharacteristically weary in his full-powered opening declarations, but later Rossini guides him into the light, rapid and high-articulation music that he handles so deftly.
Rossini's high notes test him more than he would like, as does the part's high-speed articulation.
Pite's work has been compared to Forsythe's, and you can see his imprint in her high-speed articulations and boneless imbalances.
The PVS provides several other benefits to the minimally invasive surgeon by potentially allowing for the removal of one port, depending on technique, during a VATS lobectomy, due to thinner shaft and higher degree of articulation.
These errors include dysfunction not only of the velopharyngeal sphincter, but also of the entire vocal tract and higher levels of articulation control in the central nervous system [ 23].
The freedom it manifests, however, is a profoundly inward freedom that finds its highest expression and articulation not in art itself but in religious faith and philosophy.
Expressive cues describing the happiness emotion are fast tempo, small tempo variability, staccato articulation, high sound level, bright timbre, fast tone attacks, which are more difficult to model using the musical features extracted.
