Sentence examples for constant exposition from inspiring English sources

"The basic reason for doing it," he said in 1983, "is simply that you've got to stand up for the imaginative world, the imaginative element in the human personality, because I think that's constantly threatened … People do have imagination and sensibilities, and I think that does need constant exposition".

In leaving the house, Palmer departs the strict driving structure that pushes the story through 20 years and he gives himself the chance to sit more fully with the characters, rather than feeling like a series of bullet points and constant exposition.

Further, in order to study the power dependence of laser-induced generation of structural defects, the experiments with irradiation of the graphene with varied laser power in the range of 600 ÷ 2000 kW/cm2 at constant exposition time of 1 h were performed.

Being sessile, plants are able to adapt or acclimate after constant exposition to environmental stress conditions; nevertheless, in most cases growth rate and yield are reduced below optimum levels.

Nevertheless, it has been recently demonstrated that a great diurnal temperature fluctuation regime at an average of 20°C increases DIR and reduces the extrinsic incubation period of DENV in Ae. aegypti compared to a constant exposition at 20°C.

The ε-terms describe the continuous bleaching due to constant laser exposition during postbleach image acquisition.

No matter which way you go, Grylls keeps up a constant monologue of exposition, laying out your options and repeating your decisions back to you.

Crucially, for all their astro-maths exposition, the constant in both stories is neither time, space, nor gravity, but love.

Where it falls short in practice is in a near-constant flow of faceless, note-spinning exposition.

Such an undertaking has required a constant reference to contemporary records and the exposition of many movements which have been hitherto neglected or slightly treated.

Later exponents of nonstandard analysis observed that the constant reference to the model theory made the exposition less elementary than it could be; they had the idea of working in a set theory which was inherently "nonstandard".