Sentence examples for language articulation from inspiring English sources

The English language articulation of TEK along with synonymous or closely related terms like indigenous knowledge (Brokensha et al. 1980) and native science (Cajete 1999)—originates in literatures on international development (Agrawal 1995; Warren et al. 1995) and adaptive management (Berkes 1999).

Context, logic, facts, language, articulation, style are all subordinate to the above.

These measures evaluated treatment progress in expressive language, articulation, and/or speech intelligibility for children with communication difficulties of a wide range of severity.

Items on delay in spoken language, articulation, pedantic speech, social play, shyness, hobby items, and organisation skills were, therefore, excluded, and exploratory factor analyses of the remaining 16 adult items gave eigenvalues for males and females indicating two, three, or four factor solutions as plausible (Table 4).

The three patients had moderate intellectual disability (IQ of <50), gross motor delay and a severe speech and language defect, characterised by a delay in the onset of speech, dysgrammatism and very poor speech articulation.

Angry at God, he depends on language for articulation and analysis but never, these days, for prayer.

This paper presents an expert system designed to provide support in that labor by automatically generating therapy plans containing semiannual activities in the areas of hearing, oral structure and function, linguistic formulation, expressive language + articulation, and receptive language.

Whispering a language without articulation, its only response the occasional pounding from the other side.

In short, I consciously and subconsciously employed an internal and external hypervigilence centered on policing my language and articulation.

For instance, Hayiou-Thomas, Kovas, Harlaar, Plomin, Bishop and Dale (2006) found both common and specific genetic effects across the two factors representing various verbal measures, namely language and articulation, in 4.5-year-old twins with language difficulties.

This test is designed to assess the language abilities in 6- to 12-year-old children from 4 aspects: receptive language, expressive language, voice and fluency, and articulation/tone error pattern (see the appendices of Wu et al. [ 32] for details about the test) [ 30].