Sentence examples for a process of elaboration from inspiring English sources

They may recall inaccurately in a process of elaboration and rationalization and provide "the dream, a smooth facade, (or by omission) display rents and cracks".

Thus, it is possible that the frontal positivity elicited by faces may index a process of elaboration and encoding of actual faces beyond the earlier and coarser N170/VPP.

These criteria are not reflected in our framework, and further research should be carried out on how these can best be accounted for, e.g. through a process of elaboration [ 8, 20, 22].

Second, the studies propose making a commitment sets in motion a process of cognitive elaboration that results in self-persuasion.

Receiving feedback on their behavior can serve as a prompt and reminder of their commitment, and this may set in motion a process of cognitive elaboration which enables them to develop a strong and accessible attitude that in turn serves to both remind and motivate them to engage in the appropriate behavior (see also Lokhorst et al. 2013).

Through a process of successive elaborations in this manner, LSN developed and then, by a similar series of steps, ISN developed.

In this paper, a sequential process of elaboration of hybrid nanostructured composite films has been proposed.

According to Darwinian theory, complexity derived by a stepwise process of elaboration and optimization under natural selection [ 25, 26].

Receiving information was assessed since this directly represents information acquisition, while providing other students with information, was regarded as an active process of elaboration, which has been shown to induce learning (Webb et al. 1995).

Finally, along the process described, most of the methodological and institutional innovations result from a process of intellectual and collective elaboration with clear objectives.

By 1100BP a process of house definition and elaboration was well underway which enhanced people's capacity to carry out daily tasks, gain political and institutional leverage, transmit memory, and deal with the environment, similar to the role of the house in non-industrial societies worldwide (Beck ed. 2007; Joyce and Gillespie 2000).