Sentences with phrase «provides elaboration»

When content on one page of your site provides elaboration on a particular subject being talked about on another page of your site, link to it.

In the next several posts, I'll be providing some elaborations upon or reactions to her theory.

Not exact matches

These four people provide your business with direction and energy, momentum and connection, correction and elaboration, reflection and openness.

And he has provided many elaborations and applications: the moral architectures of economic development, of escape from the welfare trap, of nuclear deterrence, of the corporation and business - as - a-calling, of the income tax, intellectual property, mediating structures, ethnic politics, and even sports (the last however limited to Notre Dame football).

Each provides the formal rules required for the elaboration of a satisfactory symbolic system.

This elaboration helpfully complexifies the topic and provides a ready response to Myth Number One, «All megachurches are alike.»

For example, the mention of term limits comes on the document's final page, in a list of bullet points requiring a constitutional amendment but no further elaboration is provided.

This book provides the pathway for implementing evidence - based grading practices in schools through a straightforward, five - phase creative model: (1) preparation, (2) incubation, (3) insight, (4) evaluation, and (5) elaboration.

The only elaboration Renegade Kid's Jools Watsham provided was the screenshot you see above.

You may think that these are so obvious, and so firmly put to bed, that there is little need for further elaboration, I would say that I know of no resource on the Internet that adequately provides a solid primer in the basics that also stretches the reader.

These trends had been exacerbated since the 1990s by the fragmentation of media (Internet, talk radio), which promoted counter-scientific beliefs such as fear of vaccines among even educated people, by providing facile elaborations of false arguments and a ceaseless repetition of allegations.

Thanks for your elaboration, but for your harsh accusations, you provide little evidence.

If the contract says you will be paid X for providing the services, without further elaboration, it contemplates a single lump sum payment.

At a minimum, a lawyer should communicate a willingness to provide further elaboration of the lawyer's charges upon request.»

You may state that you don't understand the question, which can provide an opportunity for elaboration.

Since 2003, the relevant regulatory authority for both television and radio has become the Office of Communications (Ofcom), and perhaps for the avoidance of doubt the basic rule receives further elaboration in CA 2003, s 321 (3), which provides that political objects include not only promoting political parties and influencing election outcomes, but also «influencing public opinion» and «influencing the policies or decisions of governments, whether in the United Kingdom or elsewhere».

Asked to provide any details on future plans for this story, Google spokesman Joe Osborne declined, replying to an email request for any elaboration with «we rarely make forward - looking statements about our products.»

«Project elaboration data, if presented in an ERP system and stored in a distributed manner, provide token owners with all essential information to make their own decision on allocation of funds that are aimed for development, and transfer the those via «smart contract» with execution subject to a certain metric or result.»

These letters need to walk the fine line of providing all the necessary information without getting too lengthy; the place for elaboration of details is the resume.

Providing parents with training parents in an elaborative, emotion - rich reminiscing style resulted in greater parent and child use of elaborations and emotion references during shared conversations.

Such research could provide important information for the elaboration of public policies and international recommendations.