6 patients in group A were also reported in the pilot study describing the technique of making articulating spacers used in this study (Su et al. 2009).
We have previously reported an easy technique for making articulating spacers during surgery, with low cost and good quality (Su et al. 2009).
And percussion music can be taken as the allegory of the attempt to make articulate, singing statements from objects that seem blunt or dumb.
As a result, sponsoring organizations typically find that their interns make articulate, relevant, in-depth contributions to policy development projects involving emerging technological and scientific issues.
Bloom tells us that the pleasures this kid derives from his pop-cultural distractions are anything but innocent: "A pubescent child whose body throbs with orgasmic rhythms; whose feelings are made articulate in hymns to the joys of onanism or the killing of parents; whose ambition is to win fame and wealth in imitating the drag-queen who makes the music.
The sequence is like a chess-game's closing and mating moves, as 'extreme right' does 'exceeding wrong', or head falls to head, in a junction of order and disorder made articulate in the play's here glittering and slippery verbal style.
Measurement is an important part of how we assess our work, but it is only one of several ways in which we push ourselves to look back and question the decisions we made, articulate the lessons we've learned, and adjust our strategies.
All infected cases were treated with a 2-stage exchange arthroplasty using a hand made articulate cement spacer with antibiotic [ 8, 9].
To me, their use of this word shines a light on the importance of language in discussing systems of oppression against particular groups of people because it makes articulating these systems easier and more tangible.
Give Mr. Quattrone credit for raising an important issue and making an articulate case for change.
But he was great about making me articulate why I wanted a certain scene a certain way".
