Sentence examples for a lucid explanation of from inspiring English sources
What Silver has to offer is a lucid explanation of how to think probabilistically.
His first book, Theoretical Structural Metallurgy (1948), was a lucid explanation of how the properties of metals are controlled by their electronic structures.
They offer a lucid explanation of how the debt markets evolved from junk bonds to securitised loans, changing the types of deals that private-equity firms were able to finance.
His book provides a lucid explanation of the philosophical and religious stakes involved, an explanation that goes back to the pioneering explorations of human nature in 16th- and 17th-century Europe by Descartes, Locke, the Earl of Shaftsbury and others.
Meanwhile, Oliver Masefield, Eclipse's vice president for engineering, took me through a lucid explanation of the new aircraft's design, construction and technological innovations, and near the end of that he explained why he was glad to see the last of the original engine last year.
The two-bar model (Fig. 1) is useful for a lucid explanation of structural ratcheting and can, at least in the case of a linear elastic perfectly plastic material model, easily be analyzed by hand (Hübel 2016).
The letter from the head of US Airways, Doug Parker, to his employees, which the airline filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday, is a fairly lucid explanation of the situation.
Gregory was hardly the first scientist to emphasize the point, too: 27 years before, just as two states were enacting legislation requiring equal time for creation science, Stephen Jay Gould offered a characteristically lucid explanation of "Evolution as fact and theory" (Gould 1981).
1. "THE PARTY OF THE FIRST PART" (Henry Holt, $23), by Adam Freedman, a lighthearted but lucid explanation of legalese.
His book on the solution of Fermat's Last Theorem was a model of lucid explanation of arcane matters for nonspecialists, and this new book starts out promising much the same with the concept of infinity.
Though Gardner was not a mathematician himself, his lucid explanation of puzzles and other mathematical phenomena seduced a generation of youngsters into the field.
