The principal genres, forms, and rules were inherited from pre-Islamic Arabic poetry but were substantially elaborated afterward, especially by the Persians.
And we meet and grow familiar with a cast of real and semi-fictionalised characters: Montaigne's great dead friend Estienne de La Boëtie, whose appropriation by political radicals Montaigne repeatedly seeks to resist, and his great classical hero, the Theban general Epaminondas, on whose life and actions Montaigne substantially elaborates.
Our model elaborates substantially on previous work, and our results offer guidance for the refinement of therapeutic immunoadhesins.
In the echo chamber of celebrity, is being substantially normal just an elaborate new stunt for a woman who, as Vulture.com points out, once looked to "actively court confusion about her gender, sexuality, and even species, as though any kind of inscrutability only made her more powerful and alluring"?
Conforming to theoretical assumptions, however, individual levels of AAD robustly and substantially predict the occurrence of elaborate answers given by a student (H2c).
It costs California about $28,000 per year to hold an average prisoner, but SHU inmates, with their elaborate security measures, cost substantially more.
Thus, lock and key designs grew substantially more complex and ornate, including creation of elaborate fake keyholes to throw off potential thieves.
Atrial myocytes are believed to lack an elaborate T-tubule network and their Ca2+ signaling is substantially different from that in ventricular myocytes.
McCarthy's methodological position has not changed substantially since it was first articulated in McCarthy 1959 and elaborated and amended in McCarthy & Hayes 1969.
At the southwest Pacific ICEMR, two new quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) assays have been developed for Plasmodium falciparum that target repetitive genomic sequences, substantially increasing diagnostic sensitivity without requiring laborious sampling of large blood volumes or elaborate sample processing.
The collections reveal an already elaborate prosodic system, the earliest phases in the development of which remain substantially unknown.
