It is an accident or by-product of the process of elaborative cognition, a convenient and appropriate means of measurement for objects in space and their space-relations.
It was Haydn who began to demand of the pianoforte more of breadth, and a certain coloration of touch, which he must have needed in his elaborative passages in the middle of the sonata piece.
Now synthesis was explicable neither by reference to pure thought, the logical orelaborative faculty, which in Kant's view remained analytic in function, nor by reference to the effects of external real things upon our faculties of cognition.
In any event, whatever the nature of the story, its verity and reality as a fiction depend solely upon its writer's elaborative and executive powers.
One cannot dabble long at architecture or the graphic arts without gaining keen realization of the fact that conception in its elaborative aspects is as much a part and phase of technique as the executive handling of materials.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "elaborative" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
