Sentence examples for elaboration of some from inspiring English sources

This is an interviewing application developed by Statistics Netherlands (Herleen, the Netherlands) and designed to ease the handling of elaborate skip and complex randomisation patterns and to facilitate data entry, allow the elaboration of some questions and direct the interviewer through the questioning sequence.

Ancient Rome 3D, as the new feature is known, is a digital elaboration of some 7,000 buildings recreating Rome circa A.D. 320, at the height of Constantine's empire, when more than a million inhabitants lived within the city's Aurelian walls.

From the elaborations of some doctors, it was clear that there existed a hidden line between incidents when speaking up towards them is warranted and welcomed and incidents which would not justify voicing, based on what they perceived as a safety problem.

The option "not applicable" was also added in the original elaboration of CHAQ; therefore some items were not applied to some younger age groups.

Various types of folk dramas with varying degrees of elaboration, some of which are combined with folk dances, are popular among different nationalities in different areas.

Once the ductal tree is established, repeated estrus cycles of ovarian hormones elicit further elaboration of the epithelium in some mouse strains, generating small lateral branch points.

The elaboration of sensing techniques that use some prior information about the transmitted signal is interesting in terms of performance.

In the following steps of our analysis, we proceeded our examination with some deeper statistical elaboration of the results.

But he used language that sounded straight out of the Old Testament, which some interpreted as the elaboration of a foreign policy based on an eye for an eye.

Following this elaboration of the dynamic capabilities perspective, we outline some implications and guidelines for future export strategy research.

The rest of the book is mealy, padded with interviews and flat-footed elaboration, some of it vital, much of it not.