Sentence examples for intended articulation from inspiring English sources
We have developed a method of forming biphasic constructs ("osteochondral -type plug) in vitrosteochondral -typetilaginous tissue, formed on and anchored to the intended articulation surface of a plugus ceramin substrate.
The contact positions in both the designs moved anterior from standing to mid kneeling, moved posterior from mid kneeling to full kneeling, and remained within the intended articulation range of the implants.
Since my days at Foote Cone & Belding, Y&R and other agencies, I have noticed a clear (no pun intended) diminishment of clear articulation in commercials, starting with the lawyer in the local spot who says, "Bankupcy...is a new beginning," with he himself annoyingly bankrupt one letter "r".
Current articulation agreements -- while well intended and with a number of exceptions -- hinder seamless transition between two-year and four-year institutions.
Here dancing is intended as a demonstration of the female will, a concrete articulation of its reach and possibilities.
The greatest improvements were observed: (a) in the writer's skill of integrating the basic elements of a narrative with the ideas intended to be expressed in the text, as measured by the level of articulation; (b) in the structure of the narrative text, described by narrative elements; and (c) in improved paragraph structure and use of punctuation.
While the injunction for richer states to provide international assistance and cooperation is presumably intended to fill in potential shortfalls towards realizing core obligations, the weakness of that imperative and the strong articulation of core obligations as non-derogable, appear to place financially unrealistic obligations on poorer countries.
We found that the expressive capability of hand articulation can be effectively harnessed for controllable shaping by organizing the deformation process in broad classes of intended operations such as pulling, pushing, and fairing.
Mr. Jaffe's recitation is a triumph of memorization and articulation, but it isn't particularly enlightening or explicative, and as a result it feels as if the show is intended, rather smugly, for credentialed Becketteers.
