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Elaboration meaning
The act or process of producing or refining with labor; improvement by successive operations; refinement. | The natural process of formation or assimilation, performed by the living organs in animals and vegetables, by which a crude substance is changed into something of a higher order | Setting up a hierarchy of calculated constants in a language such as Ada so that the values of one or more of them determine others further down in the hierarchy.
Example sentences (20)
As Joost Broeren-Huitenga showed earlier, the layers are also present in the very detailed elaboration of the metaphor that is the film, where everything has a symbolic meaning.
Her campaign did not respond to a request for elaboration on her northern border policy.
The opera’s disparate styles are bound together through motivic repetition and contrapuntal elaboration.
The prime minister without elaboration said that all the political leaders and dictators were equally responsible for those woes.
In the memoir, she alludes to her mother having childhood traumas and refers, without elaboration, to “parental abandonment”.
It is, instead, presented without elaboration alongside more banal examples of offensive protest chants and strained friendships.
No elaboration, though, on the inspiration for these phrases.
The Vermont senator's answers were noticeably brief and without further elaboration.
Until NetEase offers some elaboration, fans will just have to speculate!
When he returned to the question of why people should vote early, he simply advised them to “vote immediately” without further elaboration.
Arthur Brand, a private Dutch art crimes detective who is investigating the theft, said only that he received them from a "source in my network," without further elaboration.
In lithics, it highlighted the elaboration of the Nicoyan ceremonial metate, sculpted in stone and characterized by the presence of effigies sculpted from the heads of jaguars and macaws, which makes it unique in Mesoamerica.
The company's business doesn't need much elaboration other than to note that the company is a specialty retailer; while other retailers may offer similar products, Party City specializes in this specific segment.
There is no doubt, he concludes: the difference is none other than the hand of the worker, the elaboration he has made of the elements that the capitalist put at his disposal, turning them into a new and useful commodity for human life.
These facts tossed out without much elaboration or insight into the man himself.
There is no over-elaboration.
The simple statement “,” requiring no further elaboration of qualification, does not exist for nothing.
At the peak of the development of the Great Political Agreement, Azerbaijan insisted on the elaboration of settlement principles as a basis for continuing the negotiations.
But this article is not another elaboration on the precarious relations between Pakistan and the US.
It has been reported a handful times, albeit without elaboration let alone celebration, by Kennedy biographers Ronald Steel and Evan Thomas, by Sean Wilentz in the New York Times Review of Books, and by a few others.