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Can We Articulate ‘Articulation’?
1978Marxists2 writing on development and underdevelopment, which barely a decade ago was largely confined to the shrill critiques of a few voices crying in the wilderness, seems well and truly now to have ‘taken off’. Indeed, the growth of this new (or rediscovered) paradigms3 has been such that there seems to be almost as much variety of opinion and ...
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Articulation Testing and Standards for Articulation Tests
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1955Articulation tests are frequently used for four purposes: (1) audiometry, (2) evaluation of building acoustics, (3) evaluation of speech communication equipment, and (4) research in speech, hearing, and related topics. Several different kinds of tests are used, but all are relatively difficult to administer and evaluate, require special training or ...
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Digitization of the Mechanical Articulator: Virtual Articulator
2020This study presents the digitalization of the dental articulator, which is a device used by dentists as a replica of the patient’s mouth. For this purpose, the digitalization has been carried out applying reverse engineering to obtain a three-dimensional model that totally simulates the behavior of the virtual model with the same measurements as the ...
José Antonio Oriozabala-Brit +5 more
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1996
Abstract Articulation, says the dictionary definition, is “the art or process of speaking.” The definition applies to flute playing just as it applies to verbal utterance. The components-breath, rhythm, accent, phrasing, termination, and silence-are the same, as are the tools-the respiratory system, lips, and tongue.
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Abstract Articulation, says the dictionary definition, is “the art or process of speaking.” The definition applies to flute playing just as it applies to verbal utterance. The components-breath, rhythm, accent, phrasing, termination, and silence-are the same, as are the tools-the respiratory system, lips, and tongue.
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How Articulate Is Our Articulation
Journal of Education for Librarianship, 1964Harold Goldstein, Carlyle J. Frarey
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Advances in Engineered Three-Dimensional (3D) Body Articulation Unit Models
Drug Design, Development and Therapy, 2022Ai-Zheng Chen +2 more
exaly
What is preferred in the in–out effect: articulation locations or articulation movement direction?
Cognition and Emotion, 2022Anita Körner, Ralf Rummer
exaly