Sentence examples for an elucidation from inspiring English sources

There is a clear advantage of elucidating with a software tool over attempting an elucidation by hand as this ensures that every potential isomer is assessed.

On Wednesday night at Fez, Amy Correia risked a platitude and ended up with an elucidation.

It is an accompaniment to Weil's thought rather than an elucidation of it.

With only this simplified register as an elucidation of reality, we can only be disappointed, whatever the result of the November elections.

And of Tharpe's guitar prowess, Jeannette Eason, the wife of the steel guitarist Willie Eason, offers the assessment, "Rosetta got her man in her hand," an elucidation that beats any cultural-studies jargon outright.

I think the scene is best appreciated by waiting to read Mr. Preljocaj's lengthy program notes afterward: They are a commentary and an interpretation rather than an elucidation.

While "Noctuary" is comprised of seeming non-sequiturs, it is punctuated throughout by references to earlier reflections, which give the impression that the poem is moving toward an elucidation of what binds the speaker's disparate thoughts.

What could reasonably be looked for was a clearer and deeper insight into the conditions that render historical knowledge possible, an elucidation of the presuppositions upon which historical enquiry is founded and of the principles according to which it proceeds.

There, and to a slightly lesser extent in Britain, much of the most valuable writing in prose was an elucidation of the view of life underlying the creations of eminent men in many fields.

The step response experiments enabled an elucidation of the reaction mechanism.

Find an elucidation of the particulars and deep design theory that went into the production of this whizbang new logo here.