Sentence examples for making the articulation from inspiring English sources

Both include disparate influences and lack a coherent organizational infrastructure, making the articulation of specific demands difficult.

The lack of leadership on protection issues in the UN system made the articulation of child protection activities with the rest of the protection sector, more complicated.

The commitment component emphasizes the articulation of personal values and making the commitment to take action (i.e. to stop smoking) in alignment with these values [ 13].

Raising of the front of the tongue while simultaneously making another articulation elsewhere in the vocal tract is called palatalization.

"Obviously, it makes me feel glamorous and feminine, but it also affects the way I work, the articulation of the port de bras and legs.

Retracting of the root of the tongue while making another articulation is called pharyngealization; it occurs in Arabic in what are called emphatic consonants.

In his opening work, Schubert's Sonata in A (D. 664), he made the rounds, from vividly crisp articulation to broad-boned impetuousness, and back.

However, Wald warns, what makes the story appealing can distort articulation of the problem.

Moreover, such A-operation must be placed at a depth level less than the depth level where the first articulation point is placed; otherwise this articulation point will make the whole graph multiplicative.

Mr. Richardson is a famously charismatic performer, and in "Lament" his sculptural articulation and kinetic quickness make the choreography look occasionally interesting, but only occasionally.

However, if it is excessive, it can make the sounds run together with the loss of articulation, muddy and garbled effects.