Sentence examples for brief exposition from inspiring English sources

No discussion of nuclear power is complete without a brief exposition of the nuclear fuel cycle.

This paper presents a brief exposition of a version the concept of stratification, call it CST for short.

We will present a brief exposition of the natural shape equations, and show how a number of balloon models follow from it.

In this paper, a brief exposition of the EMF method and its applications and a review of the existing models are given.

Finally, the chapter concludes with a brief exposition of the management and disposal of the most dangerous type of waste that of radioactive waste.

For brief exposition of the "hands-off" doctrine and its demise, see Fox, The First Amendment Rights of Prisoners, 63 J.Crim.L.C. & P.S. 162 (1972).

Whereas the basic elements of the Spinozistic worldview are given in the Ethics, Leibniz's philosophy must be pieced together from numerous brief expositions, which seem to be mere philosophical interludes in an otherwise busy life.

In this entry we will restrict ourselves to very brief expositions of some of these.

Unfortunately, the rich stew of emotion that such a transaction would engender is tossed out with a couple of brief passages of exposition.

Tarski 1986 is a brief and cogent exposition of the permutation-invariance approach.

The purely orchestral first and third, whose structures apparently reflect Borromini's architectural plans, are a measured, slowly gathering exposition and brief scherzo respectively, both with prominent percussion.