The patterns in Mr. Payton's improvisations were so well defined that they could sound hard and dry, like etudes; "Tenderly," which he mostly played alone, was a startling show of speed, articulation and tone.
You can show off their speed, articulation, dramatic sense, how melodically they can play, how rhythmic, how high, how soft.
Rossini's high notes test him more than he would like, as does the part's high-speed articulation.
Pite's work has been compared to Forsythe's, and you can see his imprint in her high-speed articulations and boneless imbalances.
Hough had to submit to their wilful changes of speed and articulation, and at times, he was taken to the limits of his virtuosity and stamina to keep up with them.
For a few minutes, he parks himself in the downstage-right corner of the platform, showing us what speed and articulation are, then drifts to his left, and is replaced by Davis, whose movements are more contained, minimal, neater than Glover's.
Moreover, the children were asked to perform tasks designed to provide information about speed of articulation.
Thus, our results might help to explain females perform better in verbal memory, verbal fluency tasks, and speed of articulation [ 46, 47].
In comparison, many previous studies have employed indirect approaches, such as speed of articulation (i.e., speech rate) in producing sets of words [ 8, 22, 78, 79] or correlations between accuracy measures and results on oral motor tasks [ 14, 31].
It is obvious that continuous speech is more complex for AV modeling since lip formations are not well expressed due to speech speed (co-articulation) and also since in continuous corpus there is much number of different words and phonetic contexts which increases the phonetic complexity.
"Kind of Blue" showcases four of the company's most impressive performers -- Mia McSwain, Sumayah McRae, John Carroll and Ron Todorowski -- by sending them bouncing and twisting through shadowed light with lightness, speed and precise articulation.
