This also shows that there is a wealth of information buried in the transcriptional regulatory network whose unraveling may require more elaborate concepts than it might seem at first.
It was the only work in which they performed, the only work that didn't seem to exist more as an elaborate concept than in its particulars and, not surprisingly, the only work that seemed lived in, and authentically felt.
Nokia's tag also offers a very limited feature-set vs some of the more elaborate tracker tag concepts out there.
To speak of medieval semiotics is not to speak of a precisely defined discipline besides, and distinct from, other medieval arts and sciences; it is rather to speak of a complex field of more or less — mostly more — elaborate reflections on the concept of sign, its nature, function, and classification.
Jay Carr of The Boston Globe said that First Contact successfully updated Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry's concept with more elaborate effects and action.
At first, it may seem that students' concept maps become more elaborate throughout the semester, in keeping with the prevailing idea that complexity is associated with expertise.
The recognition of the existence of a primitive form of pre-reflective self-consciousness is an important starting point for an understanding of more elaborate forms of self-consciousness that are concept- and language-dependent.
The most important in this context art form was architecture, with features rather austere at first, accompanied in due time by progressively more elaborate and lavish facade and interior design concepts.
In progress differentiation, higher-order concepts are differentiated into more elaborate and hierarchical levels in the knowledge structure [ 34, 35].
More important, Tilson Thomas avoided the distractions of the elaborate concept for staging with video that he employed in a production of Beethoven's Missa Solemnis earlier this year with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at Walt Disney Concert Hall.
