Rather, people's moral beliefs can be explained more elegantly and plausibly in terms of their upbringing and psychology without reference to any mysterious non-natural moral properties.
There are different types of uncertainty in any prediction and this is what Silver explained so elegantly.
Steven Conn W. E. Smith Professor of History Miami University Oxford, Ohio Sanneh elegantly explains how college liberals clash with free-speech hawks over what kinds of speech deserve protection.
It describes two forces that began warping New York City in the early eighties, neither of them musical, and it elegantly explains how a period of artistic flourishing was squashed.
Hobhouse, a veteran garden historian and designer, elegantly explains the continuity of the aesthetic ideas that govern Persian gardens, with their rills of water and tree-lined alleys underplanted with roses and violets.
And Klosterman's account of Tastee Freezes as "iconic structures in the rural Midwest" that "prove your community does not have enough of a population to sustain a Dairy Queen" or "an ice cream facility with indoor seating" elegantly explains why the assonant phrase "outside the Tastee Freeze" sounds so right in songs by John Mellencamp and Trisha Yearwood.
Metcalfe is the author of a law that elegantly explains the exponential power of networked computers.
The group "elegantly" explains a phenomenon familiar to many but poorly understood, says Howard Stone, a physicist at Harvard University.
Such a logic elegantly explains phenomena like evolutionary stasis in some species (sometimes wrongly described as perfection of adaptation) or vestigial organs, unused but preserved in evolutionary history.
Recently, Harrison and Bex [3] presented "A Unifying Model of Orientation Crowding in Peripheral Vision", which elegantly explains these two characteristics of crowding with one unifying mechanism.
