Sentence examples for primary articulation from inspiring English sources
The primary articulation may still permit some range of movement for other articulators not involved in its formation.
Velarized consonants may be distinguished from velar consonants, in which the primary articulation involves the back of the tongue and the velum; in velarized consonants there must always be some other primary articulation.
Primary articulation refers to either (1) the place and manner in which the stricture is made for a consonant or (2) the tongue contour, lip shape, and height of the larynx used to produce a vowel.
His "Letter from Birmingham Jail" was the primary articulation of that approach.
In some species, the primary articulation takes on an unusual cylindrical shape, so the appearance of a mirror image cylinder is highly suggestive of a duplicated morphogenetic instruction (Figure 13B).
The particular type of transition seen in archosaurs almost never occurs in mammals because the synapsid/mammalian primary rib articulation tends not to cross the "neuro-central suture" of the vertebra (where the pedicle meets the vertebral body embryologically).
The primary fulcrum for articulation of any ethic of care or caring seems to lie in an ideal that stresses connection over separateness.
In sharp contrast to Mellaart, French combined his brilliant skills of field observation with an ascetic style of publication, in which he rigorously distinguished between the accurate and precise recording of primary data and the articulation of interpretative hypotheses.
This result illustrates that the primary influence on joint load is likely the position and contact with the radial articulation.
The production of consonants may also involve secondary articulations that is, articulations additional to the place and manner of articulation defining the primary stricture in the vocal tract.
This large-diameter articulation increases the primary arc range and the lever range, thereby improving the range of movement and the stability.
