Sentence examples for natural articulation from inspiring English sources

The type specimen was found largely in natural articulation and was missing only the head and neck, which were lost due to erosion.

Four sacral vertebrae were found in natural articulation with both ilia (Figure 8).

The left and right ilia were preserved in natural articulation with (but not fused to) the sacrum.

Furthermore, we would suggest that unless there is good reason to think that feathers have moved significantly away from a carcass, feathers should be assumed to be in a natural articulation and reach the bones, even where a halo is present.

Eleven phoneme continua (/a/-/uh/, /b/-/d/, /d/-/g/, /e/-/a/, /er/-/or/, /i/-/e/, /l/-/r/, /m/-/n/, /s/-/sh/, /s/-/th/, and /v/-/w/), embedded in syllables where needed for natural articulation, were synthesized from endpoints consisting of real voice recordings.

While it makes sense to use your natural foot articulation to cushion the blow from today's hard surfaces, Vibram may have taken it a bit too far with this year's Five Fingers, with what they are calling "Casual Shoes".

In the "Crucifixus," for example, the two cellists appeared to invent the ground bass afresh with pointed articulation and natural phrasing, and such little emphases abounded.

The tempered realism of the political sphere is not a forced abandonment of moral norms but an articulation of the natural law's demands amid the increasing complexities of collective human existence, including its inevitable constraints, exclusions, and compromises.

Large-diameter MoM hip articulations more closely mimic the natural human anatomy; they improve joint stability and reduce the incidence of postoperative dislocation (Krantz et al. 2012).

The most natural way of relating these two articulations of the principle is to suppose that experiencing one opposite in one part and another in another is just one way to experience opposites in different respects.

Remains of elephant and deer carcasses may be found in partial articulation or proximity and represent natural occurrences without any clear evidence of hominid intervention.