Sentence examples for elaborate origin from inspiring English sources
Secret lore, initiation rituals, and an elaborate origin myth evolved, but the fraternities tended to be highly decentralized autonomous units.
Extensive studies to elaborate the origin of this degradation are presented.
To elaborate the origin of this sub-bandgap absorption, a theoretical calculation was performed [43].
In order to elaborate on the origin of the core Eudicot Class II SDHs, plant genomes containing SDHs from both Class I and Class II were selected.
To elaborate on the origin of the mwh clones in wings of the w/mwh+ Y; mwh males after formaldehyde treatment, we analyzed 20 wings of w /Y; VK16 mwh+/ In 2LR Gla ; mwh males in which the mwh clones cannot be caused by chromosome loss or recombination.
"That's when our band really started," said Jarmusch, who refuses to elaborate on the origins of the name.
The experimental data were exported as ASCII file format and graphically elaborated with MicroCal Origin 2.8 software (OriginLab, Northhampton, MA).
Our dependencies on intricate technologies and elaborate organization have their origin in the unceasing increase in our numbers and our works on this planet.
I mean, if you were ever a young man coming of age in a high fantasy and wore an elaborate locket of unknown origin around your neck, wouldn't you know by now that it signified a noble heritage?
Human- and mouse-specific CD31 immunostaining of unfixed HFH gels at harvest confirmed that vessels were largely of donor origin: an elaborate trabecular network of human CD31-lined tubes comprised the bulk of the gel (Fig. S1B) while larger vessels positive for mouse CD31 were infrequently observed and confined to the gel periphery (Fig. S1C; arrow demarcates gel edge).
Seb is determined to introduce her to the real thing, and he immediately takes her to a club, where a quintet is playing some vigorous (if derivative) post-bop — and after the first few notes are heard Seb launches into his elaborate mansplanation of the origins and merits of jazz, talking volubly and inexhaustibly over the music he loves as if it were nothing but the local background station.
