jointnoun(BODY)

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Connecting and combining
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junction
umbilical
unification
unified
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articulationnoun (TEETH)

[ U ] medical specialized
the contact of the teeth in the upper jaw with the teeth in the lower jaw牙咬合，牙合面接触

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articulation | American Dictionary

articulation
noun[ U ]
us/ɑrˌtɪk·jəˈleɪ·ʃən/
music
the way in which words are pronounced, esp. in singing
music
Articulation is the ability to recognize and produce separate notes.

Examples of articulation

articulation
While still analysing and defining each compositional parameter, his interests returned to the primal functions of articulation and communication.
All but one of the place errors on velar targets involved fronting to an alveolar place of articulation.
In the current study, several methodological factors may have contributed to the close association between articulation and nonword repetition tasks.
For example, variables based on place and manner of articulation applied only to 0t,d0 tokens adjacent to a consonant.
The use of a language of a balanced constitution therefore does not preclude the articulation of political differences.
This involves the generalisation of an existing feature to a new manner of articulation type, defined in terms of independently occurring features.
The significance of the rags model comes from the explicit articulation of the distinct levels of representation and their form.
Second, although the countries of the region are economically underdeveloped, prosperity and development remain major goals in the articulation of their foreign policies.
The signal envelope also encodes differences between various manner of articulation types.
Lifting the biological constraints on simultaneous articulation does not result in different messages encoded by the two modalities.
Architectures using elastic articulations that are directly cut into the mass are discussed.
However, for those cases in which perceptual assimilation arguably is not at stake, we acknowledge that ease of articulation can play a role.
Early vocalizations are largely expressive, manual control develops more rapidly than intentional vocal articulation, and vocal and manual activity are linked.
The public character of the halls is supported by the material articulation similar to the exterior of the scheme.
In essence, features from one language were found in articulations of the other language.
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