Sentence examples for A full exposition from inspiring English sources

A full exposition is impracticable.

A full exposition of the mathematics of waves is beyond the scope of this writeup; I will just mention quickly that a fuller understanding of it requires a grasp of the idea of superposition and interference - what happens when waves meet each other; refraction - what happens when a wave passes from one medium to another; and diffraction - what happens when a wave passes through a hole.

A full exposition of this approach would require a detailed account of what makes a certain external value be relevant to a desert claim; it would also require a detailed account of is meant by saying that some action would "properly respect" some external value.

A full exposition of this effect is beyond the scope of this paper, but we also note that AUP suffers from having different expected values for each size of GO group and, unlike AUC, is also sensitive to the evaluation setup in sparse networks, improving at higher numbers of cross-validation splits (i.e., 10-fold vs. 3-fold), complicating its interpretation when attempting to detect trends.

A full exposition of these methods has been given before [ 3] so the next sections will summarise them briefly with reference to this study in particular.

That might explain the half-heartedness of this show -- staged more like a one-act Off Off Broadway play than a concert -- which isn't quite a full exposition on curdling love.

My initial venture into the autobiographical arts emboldened me to entertain the possibility that a fuller exposition of this journey might offer encouragement — and admonition — to a readership beyond Princeton.

He began with a fuller exposition of the Akhmatova story, moved on to his favorite, Aleksandr Herzen, then a quick zig to some contemporary prose writers, a zag to the intricacies of the new Russian politics, and finally a string of anecdotes about Belinsky, Turgenev, Bakunin, and Gogol that came so fast I could not quite register any one of them in full.

Each major division of Christianity Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, and Protestantism is treated in a separate article where its history, tenets, and practices receive a fuller exposition than this article can give them and where a bibliography on the denominations of the division is supplied.

Several topics have been added to the repertoire, notably magnetism, a fuller exposition of aggregation and the related area of nucleation theory.

The first question, regarding ultimate desires, is the crucial one for our present purposes, and requires a fuller exposition; it can be usefully explicated with the help of a familiar account of practical reasoning.[25] On this account, practical reasoning is a causal process via which a desire and a belief give rise to or sustain another desire.