| Just as maps can confer the possession of a territory, they can likewise become a means to imagine new articulations of space. |
| The principal symptom is folding impossibility of the phalangeal articulations of the thumb and the index. |
| Ruffini's corpuscles, situated in the dermis and articulations, are receptors sensitive to vibrations and stretching of the skin and tendons. |
| Modern phoneticians would more precisely categorize such consonants into velar, uvular, pharyngeal, and glottal articulations. |
| Semi-lunar articulations such as on the proximal ulna were measured at the midpoint of the articulating surface. |
| Its spontaneous timely events are articulations of the continuous nature of creation, intimations about the irrefrangible unity underlying it. |
