Sentence examples for continuous exposition from inspiring English sources
Different studies have shown the relationship between continuous exposition to electromagnetic fields and different kinds of pathologies.
It is shown that the resultant microstructure enables the steel to be used in applications involving continuous exposition at 400 °C for 500 h, even when subjected to simple stresses up to 60% of the σ0.2 yield stress.
Thus it is possible and even likely that the book was composed more of sayings and epigrams than of continuous exposition.
They related this difference to the continuous exposition of American eels to technical penta- and octa-PBDE mixtures which had been banned in Europe in 2004.
Following Bligh (2000) definition, traditional lecture style is a "continuous exposition by the teacher"; in a traditional lecture instruction students' activity is limited to taking notes and asking questions to the instructor.
Yet other critics, such as Kristin Thompson, see less value in the ambiguous ending of the film and more in its structure and novel method of storytelling, highlighting Inception as a new form of narrative that revels in "continuous exposition".
Since the MRI CAs-based formulations used in clinical trials are exposed to external magnetic fields, we have also evaluated the cytotoxicity of bare SPION and PEG-SPION on cells when influenced under a static magnetic field (continuous 1-h exposition and strength ~0.2 T).
To describe the sensitivity analysis technique, suppose that Y, A, and Z are continuous, and to simplify the exposition, suppose that there are no covariates (i.e., C is the empty set).
The combination of 5-FU and LV according to de Gramont allows for the administration of higher doses of 5-FU; furthermore, the continuous infusion increases the time exposition of tumour cells to 5-FU, which may translate into a better oncolytic effect (de Gramont et al, 1997).
In general θ could be a continuous variable, but we restrict our exposition to the discrete case.
The ε-terms describe the continuous bleaching due to constant laser exposition during postbleach image acquisition.
