Sentence examples for more articulation in from inspiring English sources

The movement, composed by Ms. Aoki following Ms. Donohue's score, at times existed in too narrow a register, or perhaps needed more articulation in its delivery.

Suddenly, you can feel what you see and hear with much more articulation than two haptic controllers can offer.

Key Findings and Conclusions GEM is considered by most to have an important role in promoting the inclusion of a strong gender dimension in the ESSP, as well as subsequently more specific articulation in the gender action plan.

On this view, the end product of adaptation to an ORD is a recalibration of proprioceptive position sense at one or more points of articulation in the body (see the entry on Bodily Awareness).

We argue that specifying components of, and relationships between, the material and political aspects of vulnerability will result in a more sophisticated articulation of vulnerability as a recursive process.

But officials have long put pressure on microblog companies to self-censor, and the lists of limits on content are more an articulation of the boundaries already in place.

Maria de Lourdes Davila stands out with her sharp articulation in the overlapping patterns.

A metal-on-polyethylene articulation seems therefore to be advocated above metal on-metal articulation in total hip arthroplasty [ 11].

This was a more elegant articulation of the view that landed Obama in trouble during the 2012 campaign: that if you built a business, "you didn't build that" alone – you benefited from American society working together.

Early in the movement, two bars of detached, scampering activity are followed by two bars calling for legato, a smoother, more flowing articulation.

The New World Center is an even more radical articulation of the same idea.