Sentence examples for elucidations on from inspiring English sources
The felicity comes, first, in the person of Waleed al Jahmi, the owner, who offers cheerful elucidations on the menu and updates on his health-code-testing attempts to build an outdoor wood oven, for the purpose of properly roasting a lamb.
It contains detailed statements on his cosmology and the purpose of life as well as the progression of the soul, while his elucidations on the practical spiritual life are mostly contained in Discourses, although it also covers many metaphysical areas mirroring or amplifying God Speaks.
The following elucidations on these features confirmed their informative and importance in understanding the translation rate and translation mechanism in large-scale.
So if we look at the "big picture," immunology is adjusting to the twin demands of increasing molecular elucidation, on the one hand, and addressing the ecology of immunity, on the other hand.
The result is more a curiosity for fans of the movie than any elucidation on Frank Pierson's Oscar-winning screenplay.
I was gratified indeed to read Miles Hoffman's elucidation on the word "crescendo".
This work presents an elucidation on development in biohydrogen encompassing biological pathways, bioreactor designs and operation and techno-economic evaluation.
And by October, the cost had climbed to $89 million, according to figures provided to the City Council by the mayor's office, which declined several requests for elucidation on the project.
Or to get elucidation on how, as Newsweek's Fareed Zakaria put it, "the veil is not the same as the suicide belt".
This study results in an attempt to provide an elucidation on the effectiveness and the need to use the considered methods (differentiator filters and/or cwts) for detecting damage in transversally vibrating beams.
Detailed elucidation on the photocatalytic water splitting process leads to consecutive six reaction steps with the fundamental parameters involved: The photocatalysis is initiated involving photophysics derived from various semiconductor properties (1: photon absorption, 2: exciton separation).
