Sentence examples for the articulation itself from inspiring English sources

was accompanied by frication noise and a lowered third formant in the following vowel, while was manifested by a lowered third formant during the articulation itself (Fig. 7).

"Whilst referencing Renaissance sculptures, the focus of this series shifts from pure figurative representation to the articulation of matter itself.

Quayola believes that once a viewer looks at the unfinished objects the focus isn't so much on the figures or the historical narrative, but on the articulation of matter itself.

The complete avoidance of the polyethylene debris can be expected from the articulation of alumina ceramic against itself, as long-term follow-up studies of total hip replacements clearly indicate.

The articulation, how [the design] manifests itself, really needs to come from a single vision, otherwise there won't be authorship, there won't be an authentic voice behind it".

Indeed, it is one of Arendt's most important claims that the meaning of action itself is dependent upon the articulation retrospectively given to it by historians and narrators.

But if the articulation of the discourse is now a little easier to follow, the language itself is as challenging as ever.

Clearly in that case the articulation of the visual field into columns reflects a tendency in the perceptual system itself.

We celebrate the articulation of freedom, the newborn nation's ability to explain its reasoning and its purposes to itself, to Britain and to the world.

His movement is very difficult - the articulation is so detailed.

The exercise is the articulation of the present me!