Sentence examples for original articulation from inspiring English sources

We argue that this is a much impoverished style of HP when compared with its original articulation as the development of 'ethical equipment'.

The original "articulation" of the rib to the intercentrum (Fischer, 2010) is only recapitulated in the first neck segment (atlas), which retains its unpaired intercentrum.

In resurfacing type designs, the joint surfaces are replaced by a metal-on-ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) articulation that resembles the original anatomy.

Some are more true to the original and some less, but no articulation of the gospel today can presume to be exactly identical to the original meaning Christ and the apostles proclaimed.

Figure 11 Comparison between original images and resynthesis of various articulations for CD.

This is another area where Sony has made concessions to keep the camera small, however, and considering the original version lacked any kind of screen articulation, the complaints I do have are minor.

The visual signal is presented in synchrony with the acoustic speech signal, which means that the user can benefit from the combined synchronised audiovisual perception of the original speech acoustics and the resynthesised visible articulation.

But in music that thrives on a focused, intimate sound and clean articulation, he is often interesting and original.

The original Couriers had specialised in energetic and speedy articulation and the new band emulated them through a series of the original arrangements of Hayes, which made up a large part of Drew's repertoire.

I totally "get" that the original commitment about the trial tapes was a clear articulation that they would not be released to the public, and I can understand how the panel came down on the "letter of the law" side of the argument.

Furthermore, Shankaran et al, demonstrated for the first time that tumours which grew in immunodeficient mice were more immunogenic than tumours arising in immunocompetent mice, which fortified Burnet and Thomas' original theory of immunosurveillance and led to the formal articulation of the immunoediting hypothesis in 2002 (Dunn et al, 2002).