Object

• quot: Or how many units each producing to do lifting he elaborates quot.

• mechanism: They also insisted that the Plan of Action elaborate the financial mechanisms to support their involvement in implementing the Protocol.

• theme: This work takes up and elaborates the themes set out in Benjamin's previous benchmark book The Plural Event.

• model: I then use case studies of several programs to illustrate and elaborate the model.

• strategy: A good internet marketing specialist should be able to help you go through this process and elaborate a solid strategy.

Modifies a noun

• hoax: Are they natural, the work of some alien visitor, or just a series of elaborate hoaxes?

• carving: The cup marked rocks tend to be less conspicuous than those with more elaborate carvings, which can be identified from some distance away.

• ritual: Those with panache, myself included, maintained the semblance of elaborate ritual.

• costume: The masks would have been worn by men in elaborate costumes.

• decoration: The pharaohs focussed their building efforts on temples and their own tombs whose elaborate decoration would enhance their standing among the gods.

• ornamentation: In the plant world, some plants use elaborate ornamentation to assist in their reproduction.

Modifying Another Word

• wonderfully: Just sitting with the wonderfully elaborate box that the handset ships in made me forget my once embarrassing lust for the Motorola RAZR phone.

• increasingly: Men learned to carve and decorate their wooden buildings and furniture in increasingly elaborate ways.

• rather: On another note, prompted by the high sale of frames at the class, Alan has been sourcing some rather elaborate moldings.

• quite: The Standard includes relevant test methods - those for security are quite elaborate.

• somewhat: The brackets carrying the bearings are iron, substantial and somewhat elaborate, and are bolted to beams.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• on: JF: Don't want to elaborate on that then?