Sentence examples for terms of articulation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roth's makeup is bewitching and by far the most effective in terms of articulation of movement and individuality.

The perceptual evaluation shows that the underlying articulatory targets learned this way can be used to generate isolated vowels that approximate to the original both perceptually as shown in Figure 8 and in terms of articulation as shown in Figure 7.

Nurses' reference to changes in nursing matched the meanings and understandings of patients in terms of articulation of past and present experiences.

It is only from these records that progress can be made in terms of objectives, operations and health structures performances, in particular in terms of articulations between educational and health fields regarding the staff management (diplomas, ethical issues).

Just how they differ in terms of their articulation is a complex question.

The actions chosen for this experiment represented four different types of ambulation; hence the actions differed primarily in terms of limb articulation, speed and body posture.

With an illustrated version of Shì Shuō Xīn Yǔ as data for analysis, ways of illustrating in terms of image-text relations and ways of explicating in terms of manners of articulation are discussed.

The type of deviances used in the present study included deviances in terms of place of articulation, manner of articulation, voicing and vowel duration.

Its relative limitations in terms of velocity and articulation are offset by great flexibility in pitch and timbre (since the trombonist hits notes by moving the slide, rather than with a valve or key).

This induces normative consequences in terms of the possible articulation of policies aimed at sustaining family farms.

Note that the terms for the various places of articulation denote both the portion of the lower articulators (i.e., lower lip and tongue) and the portion of the upper articulatory structures that are involved.