Sentence examples for elaboration took from inspiring English sources

It is rather in Reformed theology, particularly that of John Calvin (1509 64) and the later Puritans of the 17th century, that its further elaboration took place.

Dental diversity is an intermediate case; quantitative elaboration takes the form of gain or loss of discrete units.

What direction that elaboration would take was the question, and you get a sense of experimentation under way in the show, as Blake moves from "Poetical Sketches" (1783) through the great 1790s prophetic books about Euro-American revolution to a copy of his longest book, "Jerusalem," printed in 1827, the year he died.

The dramatic quality of the religious service lent itself to elaboration that perhaps first took the form of gestures and mime and later developed into dramatic interpolations on events or figures in the religious service.

Such a treatment, perhaps very brief, precedes any fuller scripting or other elaboration that may take place.

Neither of these two factors are especially good topics for elaboration since both take place below visibility.

The patients did not receive money for their participation in the study but they were reciprocated with aids to improve treatment such as brochures, pill boxes, alarm clocks, top-eyes, top-ears, an elaboration of "Registering taking medication" and free TDM of anticonvulsants.

Before treating the participants with input elaboration and input flooding, students took the non-congruent collocation test and their scores were recorded as pretest or covariate to be later used in the ANCOVA.

DP took part in the elaboration of the methodology.

AC, JR, RB and CGJ took part in the elaboration of the manuscript.

Based on above elaborations, we have taken full advantage of USCS channel and established a quantitative feature set F = [F1F2F3F4], which is dedicated to separate two channel states, i.e., H1 and H0.