Sentence examples for Elaborately developed from inspiring English sources

He had an elaborately developed, hideous, deplorable theory of how things worked, and he believed in it deeply.

The potlatch, a ceremonial distribution of property and gifts unique to Northwest Coast peoples, was elaborately developed by the southern Kwakiutl.

So we could look at different ways of interpreting the same scene and they were very elaborately developed and we did the whole acts.

The head features an elaborately developed nose and upper lip where the fluid-filled spermaceti organ (which whalers called the case) is located; sperm oil and spermaceti were extracted from this fluid for lighting and lubrication.

A more engaging, because more imaginative, experiment, elaborately developed over many pages, is an ironic inversion of "picturesque Austria" that makes up the book's central image: a man-made lake on whose dead waters, thick with malignant algae, no ducks will alight, where children instinctively fear to swim, and where, almost fittingly, two strolling men find the corpse of a murdered girl.

Lots of machine learning methods have been elaborately developed to mine useful biomedicine information [9 16].

In the komuz piece shown below, the kernel tune is stated in the first two measures and is varied and developed elaborately as the piece progresses.

Much of his humour seems to be visual, based on elaborately devised gags developed from his early days as a stage comedian and mime artist.

Online reports not only describe how these arcades are built like theme parks, but also how elaborately they are developed, with life-sized props and backdrops to simulate the various gaming environments.

Up to now, these constitutional requirements have been developed most elaborately in anti-trust and other areas, which involve civil damages, not criminal punishment.

Langdell, whom tradition has credited with being the originator of the case method of teaching, also emphasized the consensual nature of contract as contrasted with tort liability, and developed an elaborately formalistic system of contract principles.