Sentence examples for clear exposition of this from inspiring English sources

For a clear exposition of this argument see Green [1985].

Paul Feyerabend gave a clear exposition of this Bohrian position in his "Problems of Microphysics" essay (Feyerabend, 1962).

However, there is no clear exposition of this point in the manuscript.

Just across Albert Dock from The Beatles Story, the museum gives a clear exposition of the trade triangle, running between European ports such as this one, the West African coast and the Americas, from which slave-produce such as sugar, rice and tobacco was brought.

The aim is to provide coastal scientists involved in using acoustics as a tool for sediment transport research, with a clear exposition of the calibration process.

He gave a clear exposition of the way in which the Social Security system worked and in the significance of the financial flows within it.

The second edition of this excellent text brings the book up to the present, covering many of the most important recent developments in this rapidly changing field, while retaining the breadth of coverage and clear exposition of the first edition.

It gives a clear exposition of the underlying mathematics and eloquently discusses the lives of mathematicians up to Abel's time.Indeed, Peter Pesic's tale of how maths came to be is as exciting as any fiction.

His interests were broad, and his Lettres à une princesse d'Allemagne in 1768 72 were an admirably clear exposition of the basic principles of mechanics, optics, acoustics, and physical astronomy.

But it does require a clear exposition of the twin objectives of economic growth and carbon reduction, and investment by both the public and private sectors in new energy-saving and energy-producing technologies, stretching from research and development all the way to the marketplace.

In both cases, the papers should provide a clear exposition of the relationship between the research reported in the manuscript and the extant body of research literature.