The new techniques of elucidating and elaborating material, developed by romance writers in the 12th century, produced a method whereby actions, motives, states of mind, were scrutinized and debated.
The textbook readings are meant to clarify or elaborate material presented in class, or to give you an idea of alternative presentations of the same material.
"There was the plebeian Planner Group and the more sophisticated Directional Group, with more elaborate materials like walnut and brass". So why the seemingly sudden rediscovery of McCobb?
From whalebone to wire, state-of-the-art spandex to austerity-era paper, boobs and bums have been progressively enlarged, shaped, squeezed and hoisted by ever more elaborate materials and mechanisms.
Of course, corsets — whether fitted with stays (later called boning), busks (long, rigid strips inserted down the middle, made of wood or steel or more elaborate materials like ivory or silver), gussets or metal eyelets — were a byword of the female lexicon beginning in the late 1500s and lasting through the 1920s.
However, we felt that this would best be done in our elaborate Materials and methods section, where we have now included more detailed information as requested.
This idea was extended in the parody mass, built by elaborating thematic material taken from an existing polyphonic work, usually a motet or chanson; most 16th-century masses are of this kind.
Homer must have decided to elaborate his materials not only in quality but also in length and complexity.
At the end of the training program, the teachers have elaborated teaching/learning materials (modules) that were implemented in the classroom during their Science lessons.
The association modules are visually summarized in Figure 1 and elaborated in Materials and Methods and Additional file 1, Text S1.
