Sentence examples for contemporary exposition from inspiring English sources

The canonical contemporary exposition of such an information-based interpretation of propositional relevant logic is Mares (2004).

If the manuscript is on a subject for which classical books already exist, authors should explain what is new about the manuscript (e.g., pedagogical aspects, contemporary exposition, original points of view, etc.).

The range of subjects presented and the consistency of style distinguished Lagrange's didactic writings from other contemporary expositions of the calculus.

It was August, and the city, a southern satellite of Tokyo, was celebrating the opening of its Triennale, a contemporary-art exposition.

The 2007 edition of Documenta, the contemporary-art exposition held once every five years in Kassel, Germany, was an ultraglobal affair.

This presence of this spectacle in geology's past allows an interesting perspective into contemporary multimedia fossil expositions, such as Ida and Ardi, which were announced to the public with great fanfare.

That may be a reason Luminaria, an exposition of contemporary artists of every imaginable kind, takes as its theme the infinite ways to project light.

Readers should begin with Huckleberry Finn, which combines adventure, wit and vivid depictions of the geography and people of the Mississippi river with a clear-eyed exposition of contemporary racist attitudes.

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.

The fourth part of the book is a detailed exposition of contemporary trials to solve issues of land management for the future in the field of urban, rural, forest, river, and coastal planning.

Many of these are curated by or connected to the fourth annual Expo Chicago, the international exposition of contemporary and modern art.