None of the authors considers all of Davis' elaborations of the problem, but the axioms are framed with elaboration in mind and some elaborations are considered.
We also see this in his treatment of trisecting an angle: To solve the angle-trisection problem is to solve two standard-form cubic equations, which Viète reveals in his algebraic elaboration of the geometrical problem (cf. Bos 2001, 173 176).
Secondly, some participants perceived the tight time schedule as stressing and preventing in-depth elaboration of the clinical problems.
"Star Trek," he asserts, is "a contemporary variant on 'Gulliver's Travels,' " recapitulating Swift's "inquiry into the nature of civilization, the use of allegory, the elaboration of the fantastic voyage, the problem of reason and emotion".
At first, there is an intention, after the detection of a pattern, or an elaboration of the representation of the problem to be solved as well as a plan to solve it.
Rather, the analysis that is applied in the stage of exegetics involves an elaboration of a problem in terms of equations, whereas the synthesis in the stage of zetetic involves constructions in the plane, and importantly, the analysis does not indicate how to construct the curve required to complete the synthesis.
Students shared their findings and engaged in elaboration about the problem and whether they have adequately addressed all learning goals.
The 20th century was marked by investigation of heterodox problems and greater elaboration of direct-mate problem themes.
In this respect, what we find in Book One is similar to the algebraic elaboration of geometrical problems presented by Viète in his 1594 Supplement of geometry as he explains the stage of exegetics.
A noncontentious elaboration of Newcomb's problem posits that the agent's choice and its prediction have a common cause.
