Sentence examples for elaborating from from inspiring English sources

"The Heidelberg Project has evolved both physically and figuratively over the last 25 years," Williams says, elaborating, "from its inception, the Heidelberg Project was largely misunderstood and deemed an eyesore.

Elaborating from these previous studies, we here investigated whether a lytic conjugative plasmid dependent phage can prevent the emergence of new multiresistant strains by selecting against the plasmid or, more specifically, the plasmid-encoded sex apparatus facilitating the transfer of the plasmid to other bacteria.

He elaborated: From 5 a.m. until about 4 or 5 p.m. Asked how old he was, he laughed.

A "Leda and the Swan" is developed from ancient cameos, like the one on show here that once belonged to Lorenzo the Magnificent, while a breezy "Europa and the Bull" is elaborated from a drawing from Filippino Lippi's studio.

With "Mantra" for two pianos and electronics (1970) he returned to precise notation and introduced a new style, in which entire compositions were to be elaborated from basic melodies.

A carbon membrane was elaborated from the as-obtained colloidal solution, using the slip-casting technique.

The IRI has been elaborated from a World Bank study in the 1980s [15].

Data are obtained and elaborated from EPA non-regulatory non-road duty cycle examples [23].

The configuration is elaborated from a new search strategy in the design space.

Homemade mixtures were elaborated from these wines according to a Simplex experimental design with 60 samples.

Eight different types of passengers, which were elaborated from observations of actual passengers, have been modelled.