All of these developments formed the basis for elaboration of control-system theory and applications during World War II, such as anti-aircraft batteries and fire-control systems.
This may reflect the molecular basis of conservation and elaboration of Hox gene regulation during evolution of these species [ 12].
This weak responsiveness should not be explained by the short nature of some scales (because high ES were found for short dimensions), neither by the conceptual basis of the questionnaire elaboration, that was clearly defined in the initial publication [ 10].
What the programme currently aims to convey successfully is therefore not so much all necessary practical counseling skills per se, as an increasing conceptual appreciation of the rights of patients and of the roles of healthcare providers in helping patients towards autonomous decision-making on the basis of a neutral elaboration of their choices [ 39].
The presence of lignin-like compounds in Coleochaete [ 115] is evidence of a capacity for phenylpropanoid metabolism which would have been the ancestral basis for the elaboration of lignified vascular and mechanical issues, and later the rise of flavonoid pigmentation, in the land flora.
F.W.J. Schelling (the most Romantic of the German idealist philosophers) was very much influenced by Schlegel's Jena lectures, and used them as a basis for the elaboration of his Lectures on the Philosophy of Art (1802 1804).
The preliminary analysis of the data collected during the first phase of the fieldwork enabled the identification of significant topics and dominant discourses that were a basis for the elaboration of the topic guide that was developed for the second phase of the fieldwork.
Summary charts, giving brief accounts of respondents' views, noting similarities and contrasts with illustrative quotes, formed the basis for selective elaboration and further refinement of relevant themes.
The CEFR provides "a common basis for the elaboration of language syllabuses, curriculum guidelines, examinations, textbooks, etc. across Europe" (Council of Europe 2001, p. 1).
