Sentence examples for elucidated in terms of from inspiring English sources

The underlying reasons were well elucidated in terms of Rayleigh approximation.

Efficacy of the geotextiles has been elucidated in terms of the degree of improvement represented as reduction of aggregate thickness.

Finally, the grain refinement mechanism was elucidated in terms of the nucleation crystallography and the interdependence theory.

Wear mechanism is elucidated in terms of worn surface and sub-surface analysis, splat bonding and tribochemical oxidation layer formation.

The effect of the alloy chemical composition on the hydrogen storage properties are elucidated in terms of the structure, phase composition and alloy formation entropies.

These effects are elucidated in terms of the spin-resolved transmission spectrum, the projected density of states and the spatial distribution of molecular orbitals around the Fermi level.

Admittedly, and as my colleagues and I discussed in our below videocast this week, while the experience does have some drawbacks, namely load time and an authentic look and feel, the real brilliance of the Walmart Toy Lab is not what it is today, but what it elucidates in terms of how Walmart is thinking about the future (go to time stamp 7 54 to listen).

If that is the case, then the difference between the propositional attitudes and perception should be elucidated in terms extrinsic to the type of content involved in these states.

Despite this increase and the high incidence of distal radius fractures, several facts have not yet been fully elucidated, especially in terms of surgical approach and complication rates.

Smart at the time argued for a behaviourist position in which mental events were elucidated purely in terms of hypothetical propositions about behaviour, as well as first person reports of experiences which Gilbert Ryle regarded as 'avowals'avowals

This observation needs to be elucidated further in terms of a causal relationship, but could have potential consequences for resuscitation guidelines that are based on the assumption that elevated CVP will automatically improve organ perfusion.