Sentence examples for an elaborated version from inspiring English sources

He published the first "Alice" book — "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," an elaborated version of his love offering — in 1865, when the real Alice was a teen-ager.

"Jigsaw Falling Into Place": Hooray for the acoustic guitar as rhythmic device — now we're almost in the territory of R.E.M.'s "Chronic Town," or an elaborated version of the Feelies.

While Balog's current position is an elaborated version of the quotational account, Papineau has abandoned the quotational theory and argues in Papineau (2007) that phenomenal concepts are special cases of perceptual concepts where perceptual concepts do not involve demonstration.

For that synthesis, we used the conceptual framework of Foets et al. 2007, an elaborated version of Andersen's healthcare utilization model [ 19].

Factors identified were classified as impeding or facilitating, and categorized according to a conceptual framework, an elaborated version of Andersen's healthcare utilization model.

An elaborated version of a piece he first created years ago, it has two parts.

We consider as a protocol a more elaborated version of amplify-and-forward, called distributed space-time coding, where the relay nodes multiply their received signal with a unitary matrix, in such a way that the receiver senses a space-time code.

Results: We present TRANSWESD, an elaborated variant of TRANSitive reduction for WEighted Signed Digraphs that overcomes conceptual problems of existing versions.

And she's just as wrong in the elaborated version as she was in the short one, writes her contemporary, Lisa Endlich Heffernan.

Frame semantics was a much-elaborated version of case grammar.

In the European Middle Ages and Renaissance, an important type of composition for solo stringed instruments was the transcription of polyphonic songs; in the medieval period fiddle and hurdy-gurdy players frequently rendered elaborated versions of well-known strophic songs.