Sentence examples for extreme elaboration from inspiring English sources
He has similarly pushed the boundaries in his extreme elaboration of a second traditional method of image-layering, one associated with double or multiple exposures.
Technical limitations and the demand for a quantity of certain necessary objects are conducive to simplification; the reverse may be true of such an object as the bridal bedspread, for which custom dictates extreme elaboration.
While modern scholars have shown that such thinking played its part in the poetry of the Middle Ages and while the Italian poet Dante himself discussed the theological relations between his poems and such a method of exegesis, the main arena for the extreme elaboration of this allegory was in the discussion and the teaching of sacred Scriptures.
The basic position underlying its elaborations is one of extreme philosophical realism: it is assumed that the structure of reality corresponds so exactly to the way in which the mind works that there is a separate real entity corresponding to every distinction that it can make.
In that case, further elaboration is needed to characterize the extreme point by examining whether N ( y ) contains an extreme point or not.
With Abū Tammām in particular the panegyric genre became the supreme (or, some critics claimed, the extreme) manifestation of a trend in poetic creativity toward elaboration in imagery and diction that was subsumed under the heading of badīʿ (innovative use of figurative language), a development that rapidly became a primary focus of critical debate.
Field's delicacy is remarkable: we get a deftly modulated elaboration of how people numb themselves with routine after extreme loss, how the friends gathering around the Fowlers offer both kindness and unconscious cruelty.
This was performed by creating proper methodological materials tested in 5 universities and required to solve of engineering tasks: construction of efficient mobile robots (MRs) and their group control in the virtual laboratory; elaboration of scientific and educational tasks for students, taken from our practice in extreme robotics.
We have used Iris Fry's designations (our reference 9) and Robert Shapiro's elaborations (our reference 10) of 'the camps' as a description of the extreme views about the chances of life's emergence.
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