He never broke from his script to preach that night — he scaled back his usual range of articulation to sound, Jones said, like "he was speaking a dissertation".
The orchestra's strings use practically no vibrato; Ibragimova uses it sparingly (to bring the solo line alive), and her subtle changes of colour and prodigious range of articulation are things to wonder at.
In the design of endocutters with improved vessel accessibility, what has been needed is a narrower anvil and shaft, a wider range of articulation and consistent firing power while maintaining equivalent haemostasis to current devices.
As an ongoing project-of-projects, it would be unwise to attempt a comprehensive and definitive catalog and assessment of the thematic foci across the full range of articulations and discussions still being gathered and explored under the heading of "African philosophy" even as new discussions are emerging.
Instead of doing yoga, "they need to be doing a specific range of motions for articulation, for organ condition," he said, to strengthen weak parts of the body.
So did the program's opening work, from the same early phase of Mr. Carter's career, the Eight Études and a Fantasy (1949-50), an inventive set of vignettes that explores the range of color and articulation a wind quartet can produce.
For Debussy the resources of the piano -- not just the colors but also the possibilities of range and articulation -- are part of the construction process.
The postulated advantages of large metal-on-metal articulations are improved range of motion, increased joint stability [ 1, 2] and less volumetric wear debris compared to standard metal-on-polyethylene bearing surfaces [ 3, 4].
The contact positions in both the designs moved anterior from standing to mid kneeling, moved posterior from mid kneeling to full kneeling, and remained within the intended articulation range of the implants.
No one could deny his phenomenal keyboard mastery, the almost machine-like control of articulation, and the range of touch and colour he brought to a repertoire that extended from Byrd to Schoenberg.
The primary articulation may still permit some range of movement for other articulators not involved in its formation.
