Alabama appellate judges had a history of signing off on cursory overrides, but in this case the court demanded elaboration: Gordon had to be explicit about the aggravating and mitigating factors.
Keller made public a personal letter he had written to Miller in which he regretted choosing words suggesting "an improper relationship" with Libby, and asserting that she had "misled" Taubman, but he also noted, without elaboration, "I continue to be troubled by that episode".
Elaboration was nowhere to be heard.
Stressing reconciliation, he avoided partisan issues and thus faced opposition from both evangelical and high churchmen, who, following the program of the Oxford Movement, often offended the evangelicals by introducing liturgical elaborations that appeared to be inspired by Roman Catholic practice.
The judgment also awarded statutory damages of $40,000 and, without elaboration, found the case to be an "exceptional case," justifying an award of $40,000 in attorney's fees.
However, the influence of fiber alignment on matrix elaboration in vivo remains to be fully explored.
These results, after corroboration in a large cohort, can lead to the elaboration of a method to be used in clinical practice as a aid in preselecting the patients for colonoscopy.
Goering's remarks on page two of this document seem to be elaborations of his answer indicated on page one, not replies to additional questions.
Darwin's 1859 tree and its subsequent elaborations by Haeckel came to be accepted in many but not all areas of biological sciences, while network diagrams were used in others.
Existing research suggests that consumers' choices of vacations may be significantly influenced by mental imagery processing, which is considered to be high elaboration cognitive processing.
