Kant defines the "exposition" of a concept as follows: "By an exposition (expositio) I understand the clear (if it is not explicit) representation of what belongs to a concept; it is metaphysical if it contains what the concept presents as a priori given" (A23/B38).
Generally defined by wandering exposition and comedic portraits of postcollege drifters, mumblecore gained little mainstream recognition, possibly because many of its constituencies resisted.
The working definition of what constitutes active learning (used to determine potential eligibility) was obtained from distilling definitions written by 338 seminar attendees; what constitutes lecture was defined as "continuous exposition by the teacher" (quoted from Bligh, 2000).
A well-defined exposition of the circulation effectiveness of the working fluid is proposed and the operation regime map for different types of working fluid is conceived for the identification of the optimal operating conditions.
The plain fact is that elections are not defined by a brilliantly clear exposition of a party's fiscal stance.
R. C. Harvey defined comics as "pictorial narratives or expositions in which words (often lettered into the picture area within speech balloons) usually contribute to the meaning of the pictures and vice versa".
For ease of exposition, the channel coupling matrix is usually defined as [26] Ω i = E H ̃ i ⊙ H ̃ i *, for i = 1, 2,..., m. (8).
He showed that chemical formulae could be interpreted without resorting to atoms and the notion of valency could be defined on this basis (Duhem, 1892, 1902; for an exposition, see Needham, 1996).
The reason is that we can use better invariants, namely those defined in [32] and their later reformulations (see Strebel's exposition in progress [146]).
In order to identify possible in-hospital predictors of AGR defined at 3 months, we hypothesised an association between the 3 exposition variables HbA1c, fasting plasma glucose, and admission plasma glucose and the outcome AGR.
To avoid such problems, Gorman Polar Form preferences are usually defined subject to bounds on possible income levels.3 To keep the exposition simple, our following analysis only considers income values that lie within such income ranges and, thus, we will not explicitly consider income bounds in our exposition.
