Sentence examples for still articulated from inspiring English sources

Today, in rocks that are slightly younger and probably formed in a more terrestrial environment, we found other specimens of ray-finned fish, but these were still articulated, meaning that the parts of the skeleton were still attached as they were in life.

However, in Riedl's work, the idea that organisms may have properties that would increase their ability to evolve was still articulated vaguely.

Several of the juvenile's bones are still articulated, indicating that the carnivorous mammal swallowed its prey in large chunks.

The vertebrae are known not to have been eaten and exposed to digestion, as the joints are still articulated.

The researchers had not found many bones still articulated in their original configurations, so they decided to collect the specimen.

By the early 1960s, this had become (and remains) the prevalent idea, mainly because the one Stegosaurus stenops fossil with the plates still articulated indicates this arrangement.

Yet he still articulates the rage felt by many at the legacy of slavery visible in America's inner cities.

Allowing old-French nationalist fears to have their voice while still articulating them within a broadly liberal-democratic framework it's what many tried and failed to do here.

White House officials counter that Mr. Obama has struck the best possible course so far, by keeping America's national security interests paramount while still articulating his belief in the pro-democracy protesters in Iran and his support for them.

Allowing old-French nationalist fears to have their voice while still articulating them within a broadly liberal-democratic framework — it's what many tried and failed to do here.

A clip of Warren at a fund-raiser in Andover, Mass., talking about how "there's nobody in this country who got rich on his own," reminded liberals that there was someone out there who could still articulate a muscular progovernment worldview.