Sentence examples for initially elaborated from inspiring English sources

This characterization of the Real persists into the first versions of Lacan's mature register theory as initially elaborated throughout the 1950s.

The BPS was initially elaborated to assess pain in nonverbal, mechanically ventilated patients without severe head injury [19, 31, 32] with three behavioral domains: facial expression, upper limb movements, and compliance with ventilation.

The BPS was initially elaborated to assess pain in nonverbal, mechanically ventilated patients without severe head injury [ 19, 31, 32] with three behavioral domains: facial expression, upper limb movements, and compliance with ventilation.

Ameloblasts of AmelxY/Y64H and AmelxY64H/Y64H mice appeared to differentiate normally, acquiring typical secretory characteristics and initially elaborating an eosinophilic, extracellular matrix; however, soon after commencement of enamel matrix production the ameloblasts appeared to lose contact with their sub-adjacent matrix and their cytoplasm became atypically eosinophilic (Fig.  4F).

The controls may initially seem elaborate, with combinations of buttons allowing Spider-Man to perform special maneuvers, like creating "Web spikes" that add power to his punches or singling out specific locations for his sticky threads.

The Adagio begins with a captivating lullaby heard initially in the left hand, then elaborated in the right; Mr. Planès played it with absorbing gentility.

For purpose of numerical treatment of the initially given OCP we use a newly elaborated relaxation concept and analyse the resulting "weakly relaxed" optimization problems.

The goal initially negotiated by patient and GP was further elaborated in an operational objective.

Our hypothesis, introduced initially by Todd and Botteron [ 13], is then elaborated with evidence for important elements of the theory.

Elaborating ideas initially proposed by Fitts (Fitts & Deininger, 1954; Fitts & Seeger, 1953), Kornblum, Hasbroucq, and Osman (1990) suggested that S R compatibility should be understood in terms of two factors: (1) the dimensional overlap of the stimulus set and the response set, and (2) the specific mapping of the elements in the stimulus set onto the response set.

"You are precise," she continued, which I initially construed as a compliment intended to interrupt the flow of criticism until she elaborated.