Sentence examples for Complete exposition from inspiring English sources

Complete exposition may be difficult due to adherences, and posteromedial corner release facilitates this maneuver.

It provides a complete exposition of the dynamics of shells of revolution, including basic derivations of the governing equations of motion of the rotating shells.

It is both a temple and a complete exposition of doctrine, designed as a whole, and completed as it was designed, with only one major afterthought.

Die Religion des Geistes (1841; "The Religion of the Spirit") is considered the most complete exposition of his philosophy and a thorough systematization of Judaism.

This work is a complete exposition of the views of Malebranche and refutes the assertions of Locke and others who emphasized the importance of sense experience in arriving at knowledge.

For a more complete exposition of the origins of the concept that it is the duty of attorneys general to seek justice, see Bruce A. Green, Why Should Prosecutors "Seek Justice"?, 26 Fordham Urban L.J. 607 (1999).

More often, in a double fugue the composer gives the two subjects separate complete expositions, first one and then the other, and eventually brings the two subjects together, as in The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 2, No. 18, a three-voice fugue.

Numerical examples complete the exposition.

Although he orchestrated only the opening bars, Elgar completed the exposition section of the first movement, and that exposition is magnificent.

The movie's laughably literal and mechanistic exposition (complete with dialogue spoken in the all-caps comic-book typeface) gives rise to some surprising mytho-political twists.

Kûkai thus has been regarded as the first to provide a complete and systematic exposition of the nature of the Buddha Dainichi as the hosshin.