| All notes, rests, accidentals, articulations, triplets and staves are provided for the user. |
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| Modern phoneticians would more precisely categorize such consonants into velar, uvular, pharyngeal, and glottal articulations. |
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| Just as maps can confer the possession of a territory, they can likewise become a means to imagine new articulations of space. |
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| This could well be applicable to to the ligamental articulations of fossil crinoids. |
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| Indeed, the tight articulation of the vertebrae throughout the vertebral column obscures details of accessory intervertebral articulations. |
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| Accessory thyrohyoid ligaments and additional or unusual cricothyroid articulations have been reported. |
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| Semi-lunar articulations such as on the proximal ulna were measured at the midpoint of the articulating surface. |
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| Lateral expansion occurs through rotation of the curved ceratobranchials I and 2 about their articulations with the hyoid body. |
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| Common secondary articulations are labialisation, palatalisation, velarisation and pharyngealisation. |
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| Its spontaneous timely events are articulations of the continuous nature of creation, intimations about the irrefrangible unity underlying it. |
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| The three articulations are in nearly parallel planes, allowing the astragalus to rotate vertically. |
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| This assertion of culture is somewhat similar to articulations of sovereignty. |
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| Give your muscles, your articulations and your spinal column a little bit of rest: the lattice frame of Beka adapts to them. |
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| Ruffini's corpuscles, situated in the dermis and articulations, are receptors sensitive to vibrations and stretching of the skin and tendons. |
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| Then we finished it with lots of design details like a mesh vents, preformed articulations and handy pockets. |
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| Apply when hot on concerned body parts or articulations, they will become your well-being's truest ally. |
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| In the case of the Vatican codex, its visual and verbal articulations function as a political tool that masks fracture as much as it creates cohesion. |
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| The interstitial space may be occasionally disruptive of hegemonic articulations, but it can also represent the economic and cultural powerlessness of the unwilling migrant. |
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| It more frequently depends, as well as the perforated state of single joints, on the rupture of the ovaries, which leads to the destruction of the central portion of the articulations. |
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| In the same way, it would be possible to analize most of the articulations. |
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| In a mud bath, the reduced gravity favours the mobility of your articulations. |
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| The interesting brick patterns, unique jointing methods, window articulations, and glazing systems earned the project the top prize for detailing. |
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| Some years ago it was pointed out to me that when I'm trying to be very precise in talking about linguistics, I use dental rather than alveolar articulations for consonants. |
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| Osteological characters, such as the construction of the mandible and articulations of the cervical vertebrae also distinguish the two subfamilies. |
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| By the end of the first six weeks, students were expected to carefully work out and comfortably learn all notes, rhythms, fingerings, dynamics and articulations. |
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| The principal symptom is folding impossibility of the phalangeal articulations of the thumb and the index. |
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| The articulations of the neurocranium in the postnatal skeleton of the domestic fowl. |
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| Afterwards the exercice should be increased very progressively with a careful watch at the strength and firmness of the articulations, because the bones will not calcify totally before 13-14 months or even later. |
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| Each click combines with a number of accompanying articulations such as voicing, nasality, aspiration, and ejection to produce a large number of sound complexes involving a click. |
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| The application of Gly Ko Clean with regard to these articulations will be made by means of intensive massage with a face cloth in order to eliminate the maximum scabrous skin. |
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| Podiatric orthoses helps to relieve those sources of discomfort by supporting the foot and by restoring the proper alignment of the bones and articulations. |
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| This program is aimed at mastering pumpings of all the articulations of the body: from TMAs to sacrococcygeal, including all the rachis and the limbs, representing several hundreds of techniques. |
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| Curved cassette is used for the radiography of articulations interstices like: knee joint according to Frik, neck of thighbone, or shoulder skeleton. |
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| The bone alignment challenge is to restore the mechanical and rotational axis, allowing the femorotibial and patellofemoral articulations to function in a stable manner through a maximum flexion-extension arc of motion. |
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| Consequently, it is our duty to ask ourselves about the tempi, the articulations, the attacks, the use of vibrato of course, and the effects known as more romantic. |
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| In cranial approaches it appears as a focus on the position and movement of cranial structures including the articulations between cranial bones and tension in dural membranes. |
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| Prof. Dr. Bernd Stöckl of the Orthopaedic Clinic at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, knows what those advantages are and how ceramic on ceramic articulations are properly implanted. |
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| Clinical examination of lower limbs involved in the walk, during which the amplitude of various articulations, strength and spasticity of the different muscles are evaluated. |
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| The danger of wounds of the extremities consists in the injury done to the blood-vessels, nerves, articulations, and bones. |
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| Diacritic marks can be combined with IPA letters to transcribe modified phonetic values or secondary articulations. |
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| One of the articulations is like a vowel articulation and the other is more like a typical consonant articulation. |
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| Not entering with long needles for burning, not even with arthrodia, gliding joints in tarsal articulations. |
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| A variety of articulations are found in these pieces, including legato, staccato, two-note slurs, tenuti, portatos and accents. |
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| Jazz symbols include many contoured articulations and inflections, such as doits, fall-offs, and scoops. |
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| The articulations that occur in his own choreography, Mr Forsythe explains in a borrowed Sadler's Wells dressing-room, are simply the logical extension of the Leningrad style. |
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| The physiologist knows that blood circulates because rivers carry water and that the body has 360 articulations because the ritual year has 360 days. |
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| Segments therefore are distinguished by their distinct sounds which are a result of their different articulations, and they can be either vowels or consonants. |
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| The minimal editorial suggestions in the score generally tend toward adding articulations, enclosed in square brackets, to create consistency within a movement. |
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| Her book Articulations was released by author Shashi Deshpande at Landmark in front of friends, well-wishers, browsers and even some of the artists featured in her book. |
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