- The
Elucidation is an
anonymous Old
French poem of the
early 13th century,
which was
written to
serve as a
prologue to Chrétien de Troyes' Perceval, le...
-
which one can
determine the
structure of a
molecule is
called structural elucidation.
These methods include:
concerning only
connectivity of the atoms: spectroscopies...
- jargon. "Eschew obfuscation", also
stated as "eschew obfuscation,
espouse elucidation", is a
humorous fumblerule used by
English teachers and
professors when...
-
Oliver Cromwell's
Letters and Speeches: with
Elucidations is a book by the
Scottish essayist,
historian and
philosopher Thomas Carlyle. It "remains one...
- in the most
prosaic form of
language to be understood, as
failure to
elucidate provides fallacious definitions.
Figurative language can also be misinterpreted...
-
Organic chemistry is a
subdiscipline within chemistry involving the
scientific study of the structure, properties, and
reactions of
organic compounds and...
- but are
unfamiliar with the
Arabic script, the
ulema have made
various elucidations.
There are
mixed opinions on the
usage of
romanization of
Arabic due...
-
considerable size of the book with a
sequence of (eventually)
seventeen Elucidations.
These responded to
further criticisms, but they also
expanded on the...
- in the 1840s,
publishing Oliver Cromwell's
Letters and Speeches: With
Elucidations, an
annotated collection of his
letters and
speeches in
which he described...
-
Roman law by
means of glosses,
which originally were
meagre interlinear elucidations of the text. But
since the
glosses were
often too
extensive to be inserted...
