Sentence examples for be more fully discussed from inspiring English sources

While the strong emphasis on instrumental reason's domination of nature (which will be more fully discussed in §4.2) is new to the work of the 1940s, it picks up on themes present in Horkheimer's earlier work.

This needs to be more fully discussed.

There are several points that could be more fully discussed, including the elements that are explicitly missing from the model and what the impact might be.

This is the clear result of the modern English decisions, in which the law concerning writs of prohibition has been more fully discussed and explained than in the older authorities.

Christopher Caldwell, reviewing Adam Nossiter's "Algeria Hotel" (July 15), talks about a French "memory hole" even though, immediately after the liberation and again after 1968, no subject has been more fully discussed and passionately explored than French attitudes, acts and beliefs during those sinister years.

Equation (6) is more fully discussed in [ 2].

The motivation for this program and a summary of the first eight centers has been more fully discussed by Dearry et al. (1999) and O'Fallon et al. (2000).

The background to this remarkable increase is more fully discussed in a later section of this paper (see page 41) but the general evolution of agar prices in the early 1970s is indicated in Table V. 58.

These are more fully discussed below but they are especially important in low-volume outlets where the amount of beer sold is only moderate and the pick-up or loss of CO2 gas in the keg can take place during a long time span.

These are briefly discussed herein and will be more fully described in subsequent publications.

Indeed, some subjects already considered under the head of geological processes, such as the dynamics of deformation, the causes of glaciation, &c., are now more fully discussed in connection with the particular geological periods which most clearly exemplify the phenomena.