Sentence examples for i elaboration from inspiring English sources

The contribution of this paper includes: (i) elaboration of the concept of adaptive system and classification of means to make the system adaptive and (ii) formulation of a general architecture of the adaptive robotic system based on the criterion that the more system variants out of the architecture implies the more generality of the architecture.

We explained to the subject the following criteria for full restructuring of the problem (rating = 3) [87], [87]: (i) "Elaboration": one finds a new function of use for a word; (ii) "Re-encoding": one rejects the use of a word and uses another meaning or application of that word which was not considered previously; (iii) "Constraint Relaxation": one changes his/her problem representation.

After a short review on the origin and general features of halogen bonding, current developments towards (i) the elaboration of three-dimensional networks, (ii) the interaction with anionic XB acceptors, (iii) its identification in biological systems and (iv) the formation of liquid crystal phases will be described.

If I asked for elaboration, she said, irritated, Please stop.

The only elaboration I received from many attempts to speak with Stanford's representatives was in an e-mail from one, who wrote, "I am so, so sorry, and so embarrassed".

On the witness stand Friday in the trial of James (Whitey) Bulger, Mr. Flemmi, 79, recounted most of the slayings almost casually, in a flat, bare-bones style with no elaboration ("I shot him") and no emotion.

Keller made public a personal letter he had written to Miller in which he regretted choosing words suggesting "an improper relationship" with Libby, and asserting that she had "misled" Taubman, but he also noted, without elaboration, "I continue to be troubled by that episode".

There is a popular tendency to think of primitive animals (in a phylogenetic or descent sense) as lacking "elaboration"; i.e., that the animals of earlier geological periods had simpler displays or perhaps lacked crests or pheromones or elaborate communal displays in comparison with their present-day counterparts.

These findings lend support for the reconstruction hypothesis by showing that supplementing random practice with additional intertask elaboration (i.e., similar parameter condition) did not facilitate subsequent retention performance.

No evidence of phagocytosis or pinocytosis (i.e., elaboration of pseudopodia) was observed, suggesting that the particles impacted the cell body by sedimentation.

PBL is aimed at actively engaging students in their learning by means of activating their prior knowledge, engaging them in elaboration, (i.e. generating meaningful relations between information) and stimulating their interest in seeking for new information (Schmidt et al. in press), using the discussion of PBL problems in small groups under guidance of a tutor.