Sentence examples for with the articulation from inspiring English sources

Analysis 2 was identical to Analysis 1 except that all the semantic conditions were replaced with the articulation conditions (articulating 1,2,3 to unfamiliar nonobjects or unfamiliar letter strings).

Mr. Boutte and Ms. de Gruy sang in English, with gospelly growls and blues slides; Mr. Duany offered similar sentiments in Spanish, with the articulation and fervor of a Latin sonero.

The posterior part of this area is involved more in the comprehension of speech and the construction of grammatically and semantically coherent utterances, and the anterior part is concerned with the articulation of speech and with writing.

His main theme is, 'If you work hard at something, you get out what you put in.' " She spoke in a confident and affectionate tone, and with the articulation one might expect from a student who has a 3.7 grade-point average, earned straight A's last year and is taking courses like calculus and advanced-placement chemistry.

By contending that the philosopher should eschew the grandiose ambition of providing a synoptic vision of the entire historical process and concern himself, instead, with the articulation and justification of existing historical procedures, Collingwood and his continental precursors made, in effect, a crucial contribution toward setting philosophy of history on a new path.

"The miniature bones allowed us to play with the articulation," Chapman says.

We conclude for the ground pattern of Neocarida and/or Peracarida that the lateral sclerite is involved with the articulations with the basipod and tergopleura; this sclerite does not extend as much into the posterior articulation membrane as it does into the anterior one.

The hips were composed of three elements each: an elongate ilium above the articulation with the leg, an ischium below and behind with a long thin rod, and a pubis in front that flared into a plate-like structure.

Acrocanthosaurus and Giganotosaurus shared a thick horizontal ridge on the outside surface of the surangular bone of the lower jaw, underneath the articulation with the skull.

The articulation with the occipital bone is not preserved.

The externally visible part of this bow represents the thoracic part of the articulation with the coxa.