Sentence examples for detailed explication of from inspiring English sources

The existing literature, however, has yet to provide a detailed explication of the underlying processes involved to link switching costs and technology patronage.

While Branda did not offer a detailed explication of the government's secrecy rationale, her motion referenced discussion of classified videotapes of the force-feedings, which Kessler has already barred the public from seeing.

One of his first acts was an attempt to defund Planned Parenthood, and a few months later he helped pass the Woman's Right to Know Act, which directs that a doctor performing an abortion must first show patients an ultrasound of the fetus and give a detailed explication of its features.

It seems extremely unlikely that America will be able to duplicate that feat, particularly since other major exporters, like Germany, China, and Japan, will be trying to do the same thing at the same time.Also very much worth reading is Matthew Richardson's detailed explication of the advantages and disadvantages of nationalisation.

The Preface to the translation of Maimonides, Commentary on Avot In the preface to this translation, Ibn Tibbon presents a full and detailed explication of Jeremiah 9 22 23.

A full understanding of these grounding relations would of course require a more detailed explication of the relations between monads, corporeal substances, and gross bodies, as well as a fuller account of what grounding" amounts to in this context.

In each performance he recites a canto in Italian from memory, with detailed explications of poetics and history in English.

Morrison believes in the power of language to move us towards this more desirable end, and one of the keenest pleasures of this book, especially for the many admirers of her fiction, will be the detailed explications of her own writing.

His detailed explications of a single patient's symptoms, his emphasis on the subjective experience of illness, his willingness to share stories from his own life and his references to medical texts from earlier centuries are not only atypical of how most neurologists work today, they defy the status quo.

The method used in this study is a group fuzzy TOPSIS with detailed explications of two proposed improvements, namely, a consistency analysis of experts' opinions and using a difference technique regarding to handle uncertainties of applying a group decision making to substantiate the advantages and differences over the Chen's group fuzzy TOPSIS method (see Chen 2000).

While such feedback processes are clearly important, their detailed explication is beyond the scope of a general review such as ours.