This is a large articulated truck with three small laboratories.

Some packages came with a more articulated body, shown below.

A highly articulated art form expresses its culture's sense of it place in the world.

But he is the only Democratic candidate with both an articulated world view and a detailed position on domestic policy.

They are about two inches long, the kind with articulated rings along the entire length of the body.

Each articulated car has a total passenger capacity of 264 passengers.

But then in a level and perfectly articulated voice she said, "I have a good head for booze."

The title gives the painting a relationship to "a socially articulated issue."

Since then it has continued to purchase more, including articulated hybrid models.

Making them move: Mechanics, control, and animation of articulated figures.

In a single articulated specimen, these scales are grouped together.

Something about the well amplified their voices, but it was pure sound with no articulated words.

She was making a horrid articulated sound with each inhalation.

Some nut case just slewed his articulated truck across the street.

They were mainly single units but one was a three-car articulated set.

The articulated skeletons were all buried in the standard Christian fashion.

A few attempts have been made to design a double-decker articulated bus.

Victory in foreign affairs requires a well articulated policy and use of every available tool at our disposal.

In the middle of the room was a robotic operating table with four highly articulated surgical arms.

With her articulated trunk she pulled at a bark tarpaulin.

A good learning plan is a well articulated document with the following components:

The system was lightweight, with stations designed for trains of only a single articulated vehicle.

There was an interesting batch of articulated triplets made in 1938 but these do not seem to have been very popular.

Articulated benefits of testing among those at heightened risk.

Their toes are very articulated and flexible, even able to bend backwards a bit.

Those three little words could not have been easy to articulate.

And then he has to be able to better articulate why.

But he is not the right man to articulate them.

They never articulate that to me, but I can tell.

However, this sense had now to be articulated in new ways.

Moving his head toward her, he tried to articulate the word.

There was just no way I could articulate the problem.

But at least he has an idea of what he's doing and can articulate it.

I never thought a woman could feel or articulate anything quite like this.

But he goes on to articulate what had made him care about it in the first place.

But there was another reason, one that I could never quite articulate to myself.

Then that he had first articulated it inside his head.

"They have to articulate a business plan that makes sense."

The other is not so easily articulated even to myself.

And given more space it would be good to articulate this.

He found it difficult to articulate something that, up to now, had only been a plan in his mind.

We've put the best possible foot forward in the plan we articulated.

This second example is much more complete and better articulated.

We need to articulate to them what helps us the most.

The difference this time is that they cannot articulate why!

But ask him what set means and he cannot articulate a plan beyond tomorrow.

And it was not until just recently that I have been able to articulate a reason for my choice.

Every business is different and will have its own set of values - whether or not these are articulated.

I repeat myself, trying my best to articulate and project.

"An intelligent question from a student makes you articulate the answer."