Reviewers tend to emphasize the use of jargon and the need for more or less elaboration in parts of the concept map.
Part rumination on artistic ownership, part elaboration of his continuing critique of current American politics, part something else entirely, "Uncivil Wars" functions via Mr. Gordon's singular physical and linguistic logic.
Although mathematical elaboration can be part of scenario analysis [ 13], explorations based solely on quantitative analysis often fail, and can lead to wrong assumptions about a future situation [ 10, 14].
Smith announced that he was adding some ornaments, or unwritten musical elaborations, to his part in a Haydn symphony that the musicians were presenting informally that night.
Here, the elaboration of the energy part of the plan, which was directly focused on the exploitation of renewable resources, mainly solar and biomass energy, and which highlights the effectiveness of techniques from business management applied to a sustainable energy model design is presented.
In the Healthy Start project, a modified Swedish version [ 15] was included, as an elaboration of the parental part of the questionnaire.
This quantitative increase is attributable in part to the elaboration of the regions of the neocortex concerned with tactile and visual sensitivity and in part to the elaboration of the intrinsic pathways connecting one part of the brain with another.
In 1944, at a famous Jazz at the Philharmonic concert, he recorded his second-most-famous solo, on the tune "Blues (Part 2)," an elaboration of the altissimo-register style.
A decisive part in the elaboration of the general principles of human rights was taken by the Spanish and Portuguese theologians of the 16th and 17th centuries, especially Francisco de Vitoria.
It allows students to address a problem from every angle while integrating, as the study progresses, the technological aspects playing a part in the elaboration of an industrial solution.
