Sentence examples for which elaborated from inspiring English sources

One of these was the Clayton Antitrust Act, which elaborated on the general provisions of the Sherman Act and specified many illegal practices that either contributed to or resulted from monopolization.

The notice, which elaborated on an announcement made in September, relaxes a ban on the sale of consoles, which Beijing imposed in 2000 in an effort to protect children from what were perceived to be the corrupting influences of video games.

Mostly, these were polyphonic works, with texts that mixed Latin and medieval English, and which elaborated on themes of the story — the Annunciation, in "Alma redemptoris mater" and "Veni redemptor gencium," and Jesus' birth (and mission) in "Now May We Syngen" and "This Ender Nithgt," for example.

A substrate of aligned poly ester urethane) urea (PEUU) fibers, 165 ± 55 nm in diameter, induced alignment of cultured human corneal stromal stem cells (hCSSCs) which elaborated a dense collagenous matrix, 8 10 μm in thickness, deposited on the PEUU substratum.

Among the few studies which elaborated on the parental styles instrument include a study by Buri (1991).

The likeliest answer, he decided, was in the product policy of 1921, which elaborated the new GM strategy, sloganized as "a car for every purse and purpose".

Moreover, same compounds at different concentrations were considered unique for the generation of bioactivity enrichment profiles and the assessment of shared activities (which is elaborated below).

The development environment and the working mechanism for the proposed systems are introduced, which is further elaborated by providing a case study on how the proposed SDSS can be used by property professionals.

Table 4 displays the values related to the aforementioned factors, which are further elaborated next.

However, in many cases these attempts still remain rather intellectual endeavors which provide an elaborated and well-reasoned ground but miss the question of implementation and practical integration.

The second is the independent ethos, codes and self-confidence of separate professions – lawyers, journalists, politicians, civil servants, soldiers, academics – without which even the most elaborated formal separation of powers is not worth the paper it is written on.