Sentence examples for that elaboration from inspiring English sources

It is clear, however, that elaboration rather than restraint was the rule indeed, the exceptions to the rule (mainly found in France) stand out.

The new 7 is one of these, for regardless of the criticism it generates -- for its styling, for its newfangled mechanisms, for its computerized controls -- it is a remarkable car with so many genuine technical advancements that elaboration would fill several pages.

What direction that elaboration would take was the question, and you get a sense of experimentation under way in the show, as Blake moves from "Poetical Sketches" (1783) through the great 1790s prophetic books about Euro-American revolution to a copy of his longest book, "Jerusalem," printed in 1827, the year he died.

Elaboration is such a broad term and can include so many different techniques that it is hard to claim that elaboration will always help learning.

This is anecdotally supported by comparisons amongst insects suggesting that elaboration of central complex architecture correlates with complexity of limb motor repertoires.

Results also supported the notion that elaboration creates a more accessible contact script upon which to base future judgments of intention.

As his grasp of the issues tightened, requests came to me for memoranda on fine points that needed elaboration ….

Of equal importance is the place that the elaboration of the sculpture holds in the post-World War II history of artistic developments in New York.

The two major areas that need elaboration in the future versions of QDB are workflows and applicability domain.

In other words, it was found that input elaboration and input flooding had similar effects on the learning of non-congruent collocations by Iranian EFL learners.

We predicted that both elaboration groups would demonstrate a greater misinformation effect as compared to the standard group when testing immediately followed presentation of misinformation.