Sentence examples for obvious elaboration from inspiring English sources

One obvious elaboration is to model multiple binding events in a region.

As Suttie noted: '… it is glaringly obvious that the elaboration and accumulation of tradition and the devising of new ways of training and applying thought are quite independent of cerebral evolution' (1924: 144).

The inferred chronology of deformation and the timing of activity of normal faults have an obvious impact on the elaboration of seismic hazard models.

To anyone sensible, the irony of this position should be so crashingly obvious as to require no elaboration.

The financial saving made by standardizing rolled-steel sections or by casting concrete in reusable formwork is so obvious that it requires no elaboration with respect to Vitruvius' demand for oeconomia.

It was a statement of such unqualified certainty that Jeb Bush made it pretty much in passing, as if it required no elaboration, accommodated no dissent and was the obvious starting point from which all political discussion should flow.

They also indicate that the abrogation of functional Tcf7l2 has similar phenotypic consequences on both the left and right sides (parapineal independent elaboration of dHbl character), although the phenotype is only obvious on the right.

There are others in the White House who have spent the past days grimly soldiering on: Mike McCurry, the press secretary, and Rahm Emanuel, the adviser who sits just next door to the Oval Office, help the President craft his answers to all the obvious questions and then make sure there are no unwise elaborations on those answers.

Michael Ondaatje's The English Patient is an obvious reference point, and the desert serves as an endless resource for metaphorical elaboration: "They drive across an acreage of red serir dotted with gazelle bones.

However they may not be as obvious to other biologists who may not have a formal training in mathematics, and feel that elaboration of the steps carried out for the perturbation analysis may be of interest to such readers.

The obvious correctness of the Court's judgment, its curt dismissal of a monstrous injustice, had a grandeur that requires little elaboration.