Sentence examples for it explicates from inspiring English sources

It explicates the details of the movement within the engine.

The clause that begins "as if" is at once for our benefit and not: It explicates, or at least elaborates; and yet many of her readers will not know what jamun-fruit is.

The book deftly traces the rhythms and patterns in Chinese history (its cycles of turning inward in isolationist defensiveness and outward to the broader world), even as it explicates the philosophical differences that separate it from the United States.

It explicates the ways in which different versions of the tale reflected the cultures that produced them, and the ways in which new variations both built upon and subverted their predecessors.

Politicians' sensitivity about local effects also means that benefit-cost analysis of regulation would be more useful if it explicates how both the positive and negative employment effects will be distributed.

This finding is of special relevance because it explicates the interconnection between on-farm soil quality vis-à-vis crop yields by objectively blending soil attributes from different management scenarios and soil layers.

It explicated the onset of OA as a disease process, and its prognosis.

This study holds practical implications for online learning in that it explicated how a threaded discussion can be used to scaffold relatedness development.

But this term just shows that they are not real existentials; it does not tell us the defining characteristics (either semantic or syntactic) of the clause, neither does it explicate how it is related to the existential.

As the main purpose of a meta-analysis is to compute overall effect size (Willson 1983), this deficiency did not undermine the validity of the calculated mean effect; rather, it explicated the characteristics of the studies, revealing that some of them, or their linear combinations, came from different distributions.

It is in the form of a universally quantified equivalence, with the right-hand side as it were explicating the left-hand side, so that it is a kind of implicit definition of the primitive 'ε'.