The history of the development of the hybrid artificial disc affords the elaboration of an alternative view of hybridization and, at the same time, the articulation of a dualism between medical science as area of basic research (e.g. what disease is) and as practical knowledge (e.g. how disease can be tackled).
The results show group × time interaction at the level of articulation and measures of writing processes, suggesting better performance in the group receiving the combined intervention.
He's a competent rapper, jabbing at the beat in a monotone and, at times, pulling off the double-time articulation of his fellow Ohioans, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.
Altering the muscle mass, angle of articulation, impact area, and stopping time affected the results more than altering bone mass and impact site.
In addition, at Time 2, all children completed a phonology assessment screen (subsection of the Diagnostic Evaluation of Articulation and Phonology; Dodd, Hua, Crosbie, Holm, & Ozanne, 2009).
For the perception of consonants with the same place of articulation, the critical acoustic feature that distinguishes between these consonants is the time between the burst at consonant initiation and the onset of voicing (VOT).
Using impassioned texts and a variety of imaginative effects of articulation, his choral writing is Latin in its warmth and at the same time technically complex.
Supporting evidence comes from studies of phonological feature discrimination, e.g. voice-onset time differences [ 9]; which has neurophysiological support from monkey studies; [ 10], or differences in the place of articulation in vowels [ 11- 13].
Her aides point to her as the principal author of the administration's formal National Security Strategy, issued in 2002 and criticized at the time for its articulation of the nation's right to pre-emptive military action if needed.
"It's ease of articulation".
