It is the kind of small incident that anyone can understand – and yet it elucidates something much more profound.
Another thing that I think would be of interest to the science-oriented readers out there is this--I was hoping that GRAIL would do something to elucidate our ideas about the formation of the moon, and I think we talked about that last time.
As you peruse year-end punditry for something — anything — to elucidate 2016, you will inevitably be burdened with the claim that this was not, as the media led us to believe it would be, the year of the woman in America.
If this debate were to elucidate competing visions on this scale, something good will have come of it.
After a while – after the subsidiary conversation in which I asked her to "elucidate" when she claimed there was something wrong with me – we resumed cutting and peeling in silence and I thought back to the night a couple of weeks earlier, at Burning Man, when Zoe thought she was going to die.
This state is known as Schrödinger's EU membership, after the Austrian physicist who described something similar in 1935 to elucidate the mysteries of quantum mechanics.
Mr. Amato even claimed it was good exposure for Hartford, although how "lone bright spot looks for an exit" constitutes good exposure is something he found hard to elucidate.
What kind of internal contradiction that wrought is not something upon which she wishes to elucidate, but the radical departure from her screen persona was there for everyone to see.
As a little something we like to call the Barack Obama Election Year Decathlon will elucidate.
This is in some ways unfortunate because ectoparasites could potentially be used as independent data points to infer host evolutionary history, something that could have been valuable to help elucidate remaining questions regarding the mammal phylogenetic tree [ 53, 54].
First, knowledge of a mechanism shows how something works: elucidated mechanisms provide understanding.
