Sentence examples for more elaborate form from inspiring English sources

By this time Prout's hypothesis that all the elements are compounds of hydrogen had been revived by physicists in a somewhat more elaborate form.

The two historically related facts are evidently parallel: on both sides the rudiments of monotheism are present, though in a more elaborate form with the prophet Zarathustra.

The tone is adolescent, often reminiscent of the more elaborate form of dance theater achieved in so many ballets by Jerome Robbins.

Electrodes around the edges of the screen sense the change in charge distribution, allowing the finger's position to be determined (see diagram).In fact, the iPhone uses a more elaborate form of capacitive touch screen.

In its more elaborate form such a temple would be built on a series of irregular artificial platforms, one on top of the other; by the 3rd dynasty of Ur, near the end of the 3rd millennium bce, these became squared off to form a ziggurat.

Ms. Tower's "Trio Cavany" (2007) begins with a melancholy violin theme that is passed to the cello and, in a more elaborate form, the piano, before the solo strands coalesce in a rich, acerbic texture that becomes denser, more tense and more overtly virtuosic without sacrificing its initial gravity.

Emoji can also be used for more elaborate forms of communication.

An evolution toward more elaborate forms "was sparked by my sense of being inundated with information," he says.

In more elaborate forms of organum, a freely composed melody was sung note against note above the plainchant.

Nonetheless, after the introduction of printing in Europe in the mid-15th century, a clear distinction arose between handwriting and more elaborate forms of scripts and lettering.

But as students use more — and more elaborate — forms of technology, school officials will need to do a better job of upholding decorum without creating felony prosecutions out of misbehavior that should be handled by parents.