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- Look up
articulate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Articulate may
refer to:
Articulate!, a
board game in
which players describe words from different...
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Articulate! is a
board game from
Drumond Park, for 4 to 20+
players aged 12 and up with
original concept by
Andrew Bryceson.
Articulate!
players describe...
- p****ive
articulator.
Active articulators are
organs capable of
voluntary movement which create the constriction,
while p****ive
articulators are so called...
-
active and p****ive
articulator need to be known. In most cases, the
active articulators are the lips and tongue. The p****ive
articulator is the
surface on...
- An
articulating screen is a built-in
small electronic visual display which is not fixed, but
rather can be
repositioned using a
hinge or pivot. The articulating...
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Articulating paper is a
diagnostic tool used in
dentistry to
highlight occlusal contacts and the
distribution of
occlusal forces. That is, it
marks those...
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termed articulators and play
their part in the
production of speech.
Varying the
position of the
tongue in
relation to the
other articulators or moving...
- and tone. The
articulators (the
parts of the
vocal tract above the
larynx consisting of tongue, palate, ch****, lips, etc.)
articulate and
filter the...
- the
manner of
articulation is the
configuration and
interaction of the
articulators (speech
organs such as the tongue, lips, and palate) when
making a speech...
