elaboration

Examples of elaborated

elaborated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The effects of simplified and elaborated texts on foreign language reading comprehension.
For exploiting a large base of semantic domains, this base must have a more elaborated structure than only a set.
That is, they project fewer nodes than elaborated particular grammars.
And the emphasis of the compromise heavily depends on specific objectives as elaborated by the following discussions.
Eventually, we settled on the 25 percent threshold for reasons to be elaborated below.
From the project to be elaborated below, however, we will be able to make some estimates of illegitimacy ratios for those nations.
In the late 1930s and early 1940s he elaborated his secondary generation method as a technique for detecting pathways between brain regions.
The notion of -reduction of the -calculus generalises -reduction by considering matching on patterns, which can be more elaborated than simple variables.
The musical result was a collective piece of music, created by a multitude of individual contributions, each elaborated collectively.
This suggests a more fundamental problem facing the grievance arguments, however they are elaborated.
According to the extractive foraging model, each new adaptive radiation of hominids has maintained and elaborated on the extractive technologies of its predecessors.
Raw materials and (semi-)elaborated goods functioned as exchange goods not only among elites, but also among lower strata of the populations.
Many genetic studies are limited to big chromosomal segments and subsequent elaborated molecular genetic analyses.
From 1995 to mid-1998 seven pension reform proposals were elaborated : five following the mixed model, one the substitutive, and one parametric.
Further, equation (3) can be elaborated to take account of possible asymmetries, expectations, and lags in entry and exit behavior.
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