Sentence examples for elaboration toward from inspiring English sources

It consists of phases of articulation and consolidation of case-based models and interactive elaboration toward comprehensive representation of the process via virtual enactment.

The principal evolutionary trend in brain development has been toward elaboration.

Associated with the evolutionary tendency toward elaboration of epidermal extensions in birds and mammals, there has been a corresponding reduction in dermal derivatives.

But in an important sense Homer was building upon a tendency of all known oral heroic poetry toward elaboration and expansion.

With Abū Tammām in particular the panegyric genre became the supreme (or, some critics claimed, the extreme) manifestation of a trend in poetic creativity toward elaboration in imagery and diction that was subsumed under the heading of badīʿ (innovative use of figurative language), a development that rapidly became a primary focus of critical debate.

It is a bold vision for Europe grounded in ambition, and it is the basis for further elaboration and exploration toward finding the right policy mix for enabling a resource-efficient transition.

Further, it may be that the absence of significant posterior elongation is the transition state that tips the balance toward elaboration of anterior segmentation control mechanisms and loss of late forming segments.

Articulate evolution tended toward shell elaboration for bottom dwelling and perfection of feeding mechanisms from the simple looped lophophore to the elaborate lobate and spiral forms.

Effort that once was applied to perfecting a single pattern in a single form may in the future be more and more directed toward the elaboration of entirely new "multimedia" forms, employing the resources of all the established arts.

The same trend toward fanciful elaboration of scriptural tales is manifested also in the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs ("testaments" meaning last wills), in which the virtues and weaknesses of the sons of Jacob are illustrated by moralistic legends.

This shift toward an elaboration on national character may help explain a major omission in the president's war talk: his failure to make any mention of Osama bin Laden, who planned the Sept. 11 attack but has yet to be captured.