Then in the other pages, subjects elaborated where as Learners feel that it is not necessary to continue.
Anderson (1983, p.285) made the following claim about elaboration: "One of the most potent manipulations that can be performed in terms of increasing a subject's memory for material is to have the subject elaborate on the to-be-remembered material".
Talk time - Don't try and fill in any gaps in your conversation with irrelevant small talk, just keep quiet and let your subject elaborate.
The Foucaldian version of the subject, as elaborated in The Archaeology of Knowledge (Foucault, 2002f[1969b]), is 'a radically decentred subject whose conditions of existence are relational, dispersed, never finally given' (Goddard, 2010: 351).
In the present study, we show that human PABP1 is subject to elaborate post-translational modification, identifying 14 modifications located throughout the functional domains, all but one of which are conserved in mouse.
Aquaponics has always been my favorite subject to elaborate on.
It is a subject he elaborates on in his illuminating book, Stillness and Speed.
One by one the key industries of the postwar economy tumbled into the public sector, where they were subject to elaborate planning controls.
An orchestral work is often constructed as a narrative; roughly, it tells an abstract story with themes as characters subject to elaborate novelistic adventures.
The "literary" genre most typical of Bedouin life is the musāmarah, or "nighttime conversation," in which the central subject is elaborated not by plot but by verbal associations that direct the listener's mind from topic to topic.
Use short, open-ended questions that will encourage your subject to elaborate.
