At the end of the stanza, a long, melodic elaboration on the word for "never" suggests the music is unwilling to let the words go.
Long ago, the elaboration of motives and emotions -- the counterfeiting of credible people out of words, gestures and images -- used to be the job of screenwriters and directors.
This was conceived by Warhol in 1964 but the piece in the sale was only executed in 1970 — simplicity in contemporary art can go together with a long period of elaboration.
Such discussions could deviate us from the paper's goal and because of their subtle and excessively abstract nature, entrap us in long and tedious elaborations.
They contain neural crest stem cells, undefined NET-negative progenitor cells, cells with NET function and immature morphology, as well as cells with NET function and neuronal morphology as judged by the elaboration of long processes (Fig. 1D).
In theory we want our public servants to be like those in Thucydides, appealing to our intellect with long, detailed, well-defended elaborations of their positions on those economic and geopolitical questions upon whose answers the future of our nation depends.
Comparison of these empirical data with the "maximum possible elaboration" – the longest metabolic pathway structurally possible in the connected avian carotenoid network (Fig. 3b, Additional file 5: Figure S3) – suggests that dietary robustness enables metabolic pathway elongation by extending time available for its evolution.
This long-held hypothesis awaits further elaboration by molecular evolution studies.
Assessment of the current situation must be followed by a clear elaboration of the long-term goals in relation to the role of industry its segments already listed.
Not much distance had been trod in the two years between the deaths of the two young men, and the country seemed not that much further along in what Obama described in his elaboration last year as "this long, difficult journey".
