Sentence examples for suitable articulation from inspiring English sources

What Socrates needs is something that can certainly be supplied, some suitable articulation of the different ways in which the soul can be said to be responsible for relevant activities of a living organism.

Nearly all were terrific, with some reservations about Willard White's Wotan: a suitable voice, but a little mushy in articulation and seemingly less concerned with words than with the smooth unfurling of the musical line.

The difficulty of finding a suitable population with which to compare patients with metal-on-metal articulations remains.

12 Detection of any increased risk of cancer requires a suitable population with which to compare patients with metal-on-metal articulations.

Our position is that training has to be suitable for less competent practitioners too; and that even for competent ones, explicit awareness and articulation of the different discourses available for thinking and communication (Ekblom [2012a]) offers advantages over the tacit.

The premise behind these interactive methodologies is that the OSF process may not be properly parameterised: a particular OSF configuration may not be suitable for the entire O t) due to factors as, for instance, changes in instrumentation, dynamics, articulation, and so on.

MRI is therefore suitable because it does not require the use of radiation, and MRI movies are the best approach to observe articulation over an extended period.

Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.

"Josef Albers — Formulation: Articulation," silkscreen prints.

"His articulation was a mellifluous joy".

By now, articulation is impossible.