Then, give your subordinate detailed feedback — more detailed than you'd usually give.
Our brains are like cartoonists and cartoonists are like our brains, simplifying and exaggerating, subordinating facial detail to abstract comic concepts.
Our brains are like cartoonists — and cartoonists are like our brains, simplifying and exaggerating, subordinating facial detail to abstract comic concepts.
Four expository texts with a similar argumentative structure (a general concept, two subordinate concepts, details about them, a general conclusion relating both) and length, around 710 720 words were employed (see Burin et al., 2015).
After the intro you are amplifying the story, adding new, if subordinate, information, providing detail, explanation and quotes.
Use judgment in eliminating subordinate levels of detail if to do so would cause an unacceptable level of ambiguity.
Male rank relations were stable throughout the study period with two exceptions: a short-term instability due to changes in group composition in group B during February/March 2000 (see Table 1) and rank reversals among resident males in group F (eventually leading to the replacement of the alpha male by a former subordinate male; for details, see Ostner et al. 2002).
How much supporting detail a subordinate should submit along with his idea often depends on the industry involved and the intent of the idea.
Just for good measure, Edwards fabricated a dialogue — a council of war between Quantrill and his top subordinates — that outlined in detail why such an audacious raid was both warranted and necessary.
Recently, a 10,000-word Islamic Statemergedesto emergedetailingng the subordinate role that women must assume in the caliphate.
In contrast, a concrete level of identification involves subordinate, contextual, and specific details of goal, events, and actions that denote the feasibility, mechanics, and means of " how" to do the action.
