The chromatographic methods require high cost solvents in addition to elaborate treatment.
These are simple games designed for children, but the book deserved something closer to the kind of elaborate treatment it received from Hollywood.
Distinctively French was the unified and elaborate treatment of the compartmentalized garden beds, which the Italians had made in a variety of forms.
It would have been his most elaborate treatment of the themes of crime, evil, and psychological abnormality that recur throughout his novels; a great celebrator of life, he was also obsessed with death.
However, a more elaborate treatment, taking temporal correlations into account (but still neglecting spatial correlations), removes this "phase transition" and the string tension of the minimum energy state vanishes for all values of the coupling when ϵ→0.
In the latter work, for example, is the most elaborate treatment of the Jewish calendar more extensive than any surviving medieval Hebrew source and much more scientifically reasoned than any other treatment that this calendar had received up to that time.
So a very elaborate treatment of the atrium, which shows us not only the esteem in which this particular patron held the atrium, but also this interesting incorporation of columns in a different way than we've seen before, making them the high point of this room by placing them in the second story.
There then follows a long and elaborate treatment of the ontological argument.
The second chapter, on analytics, merely touches the surface of a growing field, which deserves a much more elaborate treatment.
Moreover, it is less time-consuming and does not require various elaborate treatment or tedious extraction procedures.
