Sentence examples similar to an explicit exposition of from inspiring English sources

With the above three criteria outlined, we now provide a more explicit exposition of the term abstraction in SFL with respect to the theoretical dimensions of delicacy, instantiation and stratification.

"Ex Libris" may be his clearest, most explicit exposition of the principles and activities on which this ideal depends.

Vardi emphasized that it was not Turing but the Hungarian-American mathematician John von Neumann who, in 1945, 'offered the first explicit exposition of the stored-program computer'.

The tried and true mantra of "show don't tell" encourages filmmakers to form narratives which rely less on explicit exposition and more on minute details.

The tried and true mantra of "show don't tell" encourages filmmakers to form narratives which rely less on explicit exposition and more on minute details.

Responding to this call, this paper offers an exposition of a causal mapping technique.

This article provides an exposition of a model that links health-care demand to health production.

Consequently, there is not a single text with a clear exposition of his political creed.

(For an illustrated exposition of the proof, see Sidebar: The Bridge of Asses).

For an outline of the history and a short exposition of the standards see [19].

The ballet is anything but an exposition of classical technique.