Sentence examples for through an articulation from inspiring English sources

It seems this new paradigm is going through an articulation process where its boundaries and uses are still being defined [ 9, 43, 44].

The U.S. Restatement becomes applicable not through party choice but rather as an articulation of background law.

A blackness not told solely through the lens of black trailblazers who exhibited excellence in white spaces, but also through a developed cultural vocabulary that hues towards an articulation of black genius built upon the successes of history.

Through his use of pairs of free-standing columns, he suggested an articulation of space, a major characteristic of his style.

All larvae had a maxillary process of the palatin (LMs 1, 2) rostro-dorsally directed and an articulation quadrate-mandible (LM 8) behind a hypothetical vertical bar passing through the articulation of the palatin.

A node is considered an articulation point (or cut vertex) if, and only if, by removing it (and edges through it) we disconnect the graph.

Its latero-proximal part forms an articulation with the tgpl.

Proximally, it forms an articulation with the ls (Table 1).

Lacan takes this law of kinship (dictating desire and its limits) to be fundamentally co-terminous with the order of language since it is instituted through a symbolic articulation.

Radical atheism does not seek to replace Laclau's approach to politics, as a struggle through articulation for a hegemonic position, but to demonstrate through immanent critique that it requires a different conception of desire.

"What we as whites must do," he declared, "is reassert our identity and our solidarity, and we must do so in explicitly racial terms through the articulation of a racial consciousness as whites".