Sentence examples for The further elaboration from inspiring English sources

The further elaboration of causes for this trend coincided with descriptions already put forth, such as more demands of indirect time activities.

The 2nd century brought the further elaboration of this relationship by increasing formalism in its processes.

In addition to assessing the book's contributions, I draw inspiration from Swartz's work to point out some of the limitations of the Bourdieusian perspective and identify promising avenues for the further elaboration of this approach through empirical research.

Stylistically, the 16th century was marked by two major trends: the further elaboration of the Turkish courtly style of the later 15th century, represented by Necati, and the creation of a new synthesis of Sufi and secular concerns.

The first- and second-generation heterotetrameric miniproteins described here will be useful as simple models for the analysis of protein-protein interaction specificity and as structural platforms for the further elaboration of folding and function.

The tedious process of analyzing these long recordings led in the 1960s to the further elaboration of the telluric sounding (TS) method (Berdichevsky 1965; Yungul 1966).

On the one hand, it might have been retained as a first draft of the future enterprise; on the other, it shows the further elaborations of the corpus over the centuries.

The reader will thus be more likely to take the view seriously enough to consider the further elaborations of the theory that are presented in the remainder of the texts.

Sometimes reviewers indicate that poorer quality studies contribute less to the synthesis, without further elaboration of the types of studies that were considered poorer quality and why.

In United States v. Cantril (1807), without oral argument, the Court arrested a judgment of conviction under the counterfeiting statute, finding the statute invalid "for the reasons assigned in the record" (without further elaboration).

The original case was directed against the UK Secretary of State for Transport "for judicial review in relation to the implementation" of the Directive, without further elaboration.