Sentence examples for elucidate the principles from inspiring English sources
This project will assist in the creation of a library of Wolfram Demonstrations that will be used to illustrate and elucidate the principles and applications of physics to the life sciences and medicine in the context of Yale's Introductory Physics for the Life Sciences IPLSsequencenamelyamely PHYS 170/PHYS 170/PHYS
Whereas some approaches in bioethics proceed by applying principles derived from independent ethical theories to individual cases (a "top-down" approach), others proceed by examining individual cases in order to elucidate the principles that seem to guide most people's thinking about bioethical issues in actual practice (a "bottom-up" approach).
By employing a combination of approaches from several disciplines -- physics, engineering, tribology, biology, and materials science -- the authors elucidate the principles of a variety of biomechanical systems that rely on frictional surfaces or adhesive secretions to attach parts of the body to one another or to attach organisms to a substrate.
The 3D EM structures of the hDmc1-ssDNA filaments allowed us to elucidate the principles of their internal architecture.
The 3D EM structure of the filament is consistent with previous biochemical and x-ray crystallography data, and allows us to elucidate the principles of its internal architecture.
Efforts to elucidate the principles underlying mixture pleasantness have so far met with limited success.
Our late acquisitions from Spain are of the same character; and the negotiations which preceded those acquisitions recognize and elucidate the principle which has been received as the foundation of all European title in America.
Richter, the French chemist Joseph-Louis Proust, and the English chemist John Dalton, despite their theoretical insights, had contributed little empirical evidence toward elucidating the principles of chemical combination.
The noted American geomorphologist G.K. Gilbert elucidated the principles applying to convex slopes in his study of piles of mining-waste debris in California.
By elucidating the principles underlying the mentioned preparation tools, this chapter will also outline the already available bioinspired nanomaterial designs.
Bacon described spectacles (which also soon came into use); elucidated the principles of reflection, refraction, and spherical aberration; and proposed mechanically propelled ships and carriages.
