articulation

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The ruptures occur because the hose gets worn down by bending and turning during steering and suspension — the hose only allowed 88% of the maximum suspension articulation, or vertical movement by the wheels, during testing.

From Washington Times

Both live or die on precision, not only of instrumental rhythm and articulation, but also of the purity of sound among the vocalists.

From New York Times

That is an active, constant process that takes effort and will and frequent articulation.

From Washington Post

And in a work as plain-spoken as the Elgar, his elevated articulation was more Shakespeare than, say, the Chekhov it should have been.

From New York Times

This figure about child-care workers fleeing the industry is a statistical articulation of something that every parent I know already understood in their bones: Child care in America is a horror show.

From Washington Post