In which ways do these novel articulations of knowledge and value impact on social relationships, identities, and forms of subjectivity?
Second, they provide novel manipulation articulations and mechanisms available for industrial and domestic uses, most notably in the field of human like hand design and real world applications.
Whichever, his artistry did not light up until the final movement, when his novel phrasing and articulation suggested he still has something exciting to say with this music.
A novel self-organizing wavelet cerebellar model articulation controller (CMAC) is proposed.
Note that, for adults, each mispronunciation could represent an unfamiliar articulation, for example a novel dialect, while pseudowords will not act as labels for the pictures.
Though he chose otherwise, his vast and rich articulations are frequently philosophically novel and astute and thus all the more engaging for researchers, scholars, teachers, artists, and millions of readers in various educated publics.
In fact, much of the controversies in the 20th century about the possibility of a philosophy of discovery can be understood against the background of the disagreement about whether the process of discovery does or does not include the articulation and development of a novel thought.
The fullest articulation of Freudian theory in the novel comes from one of its most outlandish characters: Autolycus, the loquacious peddler-cum-pickpocket in Shakespeare's version, reimagined as a used-car shyster at Autos Like Us ("A wheeler-dealer. A dealer in wheels").
The aim of this study was to assess a novel approach for the quantification of finger joint space narrowing and joint destruction in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) focusing on the peripheral hand articulations.
It is a glorious novel, meditative and special in a way that defies easy articulation.
