Sentence examples for Was expanded upon from inspiring English sources

This idea was expanded upon by his pupil, economist Bertil Ohlin, and is now known as the Heckscher Ohlin theory.

The concept of Gondwana was expanded upon by Alexander Du Toit, a South African geologist, in his 1937 book Our Wandering Continents.

De iusto imperio was expanded upon four years later by a Spanish jurist named Juan de Solórzano Pereira (1575-1655), in a treatise entitled Disputationem de Indiarum iure.

The ligand design of one of the most successful monophosphite ligand classes in Rh-catalyzed hydrogenation was expanded upon by introducing several substituents at the C-3 position of the furanoside backbone.

Brammall and O'Donnell's initial idea was expanded upon, adding a pair of dispatch officers (Genevieve Morris, Harriet Dyer) and a few criminals to the cast (Dan Wylie, David Field, Sam Simmons); but the show's key premise remains: nothing much really happens.

This irresistible Semitic gloss to the theory of a conspiracy behind all despised social trends was expanded upon by, among others, a novelist named Hermann Goedsche, who was also a Prussian agent provocateur specializing in the forging of documents to incriminate democratic leaders.

Motifs in horizontal lifts and kneeling positions are set out, to be expanded upon.

This theme is expanded upon in Thomas's new memoir, "My Grandfather's Son" (Harper; $26.95).

These theories have been expanded upon and refined by geographers, economists, and regional scientists.

Vygotsky's theory of social learning has been expanded upon by numerous later theorists and researchers.

Yet this restricted developmental potential could be expanded upon alteration of specific non-coding RNAs.