Sentence examples for which are elucidated from inspiring English sources

This has theoretical reasons, which are elucidated in the light of the present findings in Section 5.3.

However, such enhancements can be compromised by myriad factors, some of which are elucidated in this study.

In the next section, the focus is on more fundamental, dynamic characteristics of selected intensified process categories, which are elucidated in several examples.

Baudrillard, following Barthes and others, argued that fashion, sports, the media, and other modes of signification also produced systems of meaning articulated by specific rules, codes, and logics (terms used somewhat interchangeably by Baudrillard which are elucidated in more detail below).

Furthermore, the TGA analysis suggests a possible sintering process at 400 °C, which was elucidated by AFM structural observations.

The process mechanics were studied and correlated to the material flow, which was elucidated through use of a copper marker.

The basis for such studies lies in the relationship between climate and cultural change, which is elucidated in this chapter.

Some women revealed misconceptions about the procedure (relating it to the posterior appearance of an adnexal mass or to abnormal cervical smear), which was elucidated at that moment.

Furthermore, the mesoporous structure and particle sizes could be facilely tuned by varying the HCl concentration, which was elucidated by both reversible reaction and nuclei growth mechanism.

The steel truss started to yield at lower strains than expected, a fact which was elucidated by manufacturing and testing subcomponents of the steel truss.

With help from the PMN-PT, the hydrogen uptake capability is increased about 31.5% over the MOFAC3 (MOF-Carbon composite with 22.2 wt% of carbon) without PMN-PT, which is elucidated by the charge distribution mechanisms.