The new workflow (see Fig. 1) is more elaborate than the previous one and allows for a more thorough division of labor and a more detailed view of the current work items.
This argument could well have formed part of a more elaborate argument against the view that there are many things, such as that if there are many things, they must be somewhere, i.e. in some place; but there is no such thing as place and thus no place for the many to be; therefore, there are not many things.
"Inside the Hindenburg" gives you even more, with its elaborate views of the airship's interior: the airy dining room and promenade deck; the lounge, with its aluminum baby grand piano; the spidery catwalks beneath the immense hydrogen cells, which crew members checked obsessively for leaks.
So they did, only better: now they own a home with superior views and more elaborate details than the one they had rented.
Detection of change would be much easier to implement [in robotics], versus the more elaborate details in matching the views of two eyes.
It is not to let Vichy off the hook to say that the consensus view, with its more elaborate distinctions, gives a fuller picture than Callil's.
These measurements relied on complete whole-body mouse images for all mice except three where the assessment did not include the head since this part was outside the field of view.> More elaborate analysis under controlled conditions (ground truth known) was carried out using 17 simulated PET/CT data sets.
From a statistical point of view, one could investigate more elaborate methods (e.g., sequence weighting) than simple averaging to derive more accurate family profiles.
Many of the most-viewed skating videos are more elaborate productions.
