Sentence examples for first elaboration from inspiring English sources
Although Rousseau may have given civil religion its first elaboration in political theory, the phenomenon predates him by many centuries.
But it was the definitive language in the letter, which represented the administration's first elaboration of its emerging climate policy, that startled many people, even some conservative Republicans who had long opposed the treaty.
The paper, as the first elaboration on the relationship between the demonstration and the marketing of the new energy vehicles, comes to the conclusion that the demonstration of the new energy vehicle is an essential process for its exploration and marketing.
Figure 2 provides a first descriptive elaboration of wage heterogeneity across workers with similar productive characteristics.
Its most important roots lie in the conventionalist political philosophies of Hobbes and Hume, and its first full elaboration is due to Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832) whose account Austin adopted, modified, and popularized.
This study is the first reported elaboration of small-molecular-weight fragments against this challenging target.
The first numeric elaborations based on experimental data are presented, i.e. a first calibration of the model of the south façade, aimed to establish the boundary conditions of the model (i.e. translational stiffness of connections to roof and floor structures), by means of spectral analysis with input experimental response spectrum.
Third lesson (an elaboration of the second): People get angry.
"White is less a color than a superimposition," Morgan writes in her first interlude, an elaboration on the Jockey Club's color qualifications for Thoroughbreds.
A first, simple kinetic elaboration is also presented, based on an ideal PFR model and a first order kinetics.
This paper reports for the first time the elaboration of alginate foam-based scaffolds for mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) delivery and a comparative study of various surfactants on the final device performance.
