Sentence examples for and subsequently elaborated from inspiring English sources

The notion of a random normed module (briefly, an RN module), which was first introduced in [1] and subsequently elaborated in [2], is a random generalization of that of a normed space.

As articulated by Dorothy Smith in the early 1970s and subsequently elaborated by Harding (1991, 2004a), this is a recommendation to take women's everyday lives as a "starting point" point for research: focus on those aspects of social life and forms of understanding that typically remain "off-stage," "eclipsed" by the normatively masculine focus of conventional social sciences (Smith 1978 19877).

Moreover, the hopelessly complex governmental and electoral system, created by the Dayton Accords in 1995 and subsequently elaborated in an election law, cries out for reform.

FAO and WHO then officially launched the Global Fruit and Vegetables for Health Initiative (PROFAV/PROFEL) in Rio in November 2003, and subsequently elaborated a framework for action at the national and international level during the FAO - WHO joint workshop held in Kobe, Japan, in September 2004.

In the following, we will first discuss a model structure that captures these latency-tuning effects and subsequently elaborate on how the model parameters are obtained from electrophysiological data.

The concept was introduced in a fundamental form by Rochus and Sipos in 1978 ,[21]and was subsequently elaborated and refined by Wershaw, [22 24] who established the present mode of thinking on the subject.

For instance, writing systems invented to serve mnemonic purposes were subsequently elaborated and used for communicative and archival purposes.

In this review, we highlight recent and most important approaches to form monolayers and to subsequently elaborate homogeneous and heterogeneous coatings of polymer brushes by surface-initiated polymerization.

The global, local, and differential artificial wind approaches are subsequently elaborated.

In light of these observations, Force et al.[ 6], subsequently elaborated by Lynch and Conery [ 7], proposed the duplication-degeneration-complementation (DDC) model.

The Theravādin commentarial tradition subsequently elaborated on this proposition and produced a unique view of the ratio between material and mental phenomena, asserting that a material phenomenon lasts for sixteen or seventeen consciousness moments (Kv 620; Vibh-a 25 28; Vism XX 24 26; Kim 1999, 79 80 & §3.1).