articulation
articulación
definition
noun
it would involve the articulation of a theory of the just war
the action of putting into words an idea or feeling of a specified type.
the area of articulation of the lower jaw
the state of being jointed.
translation of 'articulation'
noun
articulación
example
Other characteristics, such as timbre, density of texture, spatial location of sounds, dynamics, 'articulation' , and phrasing, tend to be overlooked.
As the syllabus states, Indian cinema has been an important site for the 'articulation' of ideas about nation, class, caste, gender and sexuality, community, and diaspora.
Writing responses requires thought, reflection and 'articulation' of ideas in language.
This broad spectrum of ideas made the initial 'articulation' of a collection development policy for the Conservation Library an impossibility.
Buchanan and Tullock were absolutely essential to the 'articulation' of the ideas that now constitute public choice.
Primitively, the ventral articulation is directly below the dorsal 'articulation' and both are located above the anterior part of the vestibular fontanelle.
High values on the first canonical variate can be interpreted as indicating a narrow and boxlike 'articulation' , large prominent trochlea flange, and narrow and highly constricted trochlea notch.
the area of 'articulation' of the lower jaw
We found that early accurate 'articulation' of complex speech sounds in words at 2.5 years of age predicts early reading acquisition.
This section passes just below the articular surface of the tibia and slightly above the tibiofibular 'articulation' (seen in next cut).
Since French does not have this sound, speakers often approximate one of the nearest sounds in terms of manner and place of 'articulation' .
It is a complicated condition including elements of impairment in speech 'articulation' and other linguistic skills, and broader intellectual and physical problems.
The shoulder is composed of one 'articulation' , the scapulothoracic, and three true joints: the sternoclavicular, acromioclavicular, and glenohumeral.
Along its entire length the medial surface is flattened, and there is no distinct facet for 'articulation' with the tibia, although this area is not well preserved.
Further, adambulacralambulacral 'articulation' is distinct between Zoroaster and the superficially similar Paleozoic species, and ambulacral form also is distinctive.
The dermopterotic is also notable for forming the dorsal 'articulation' of the hyomandibular.
In particular, osteopathic lesions were linked to inadequate 'articulation' of the various parts of the musculo-skeletal system, particularly regarding the condition of the spinal vertebrae.
beautifully polished 'articulation' from the violins
The question is - and it is, of course, a political question - does freer speech, the frankest possible 'articulation' of wants, give people a life they prefer, or make a better world?
it would involve the 'articulation' of a theory of the just war
Diagnosis may be made by injection of lidocaine at the pisotriquetral 'articulation' .
I am referencing a number of feminist philosophers on whose work I have drawn in my 'articulation' of a feminist epistemology which informs my writing of ethnography.
Our colleagues at Poynter were both encouraging and skeptical; their questions and challenges helped us refine the idea and our 'articulation' of it.
But she sounds cute and her 'articulation' is clear.
The clarity of 'articulation' in the finale is the kind of miracle that we have come to expect from this source - it takes the breath away as an act of shocking intention rather than bravura display.
the leg 'articulation'
the 'articulation' of vowels and consonants
The texts, written by merchant seamen for a poetry competition, are strikingly direct, and are telling in Martyn Hill's sympathetic rendering and admirably clear 'articulation' .
The 'articulation' in this joint allows a person to walk, squat, and turn without pain.
There were definite hints of this mental perspective in Yuan Yuan Tan's smiling delivery, the clear 'articulation' of line.
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