Sentence examples for direct exposition from inspiring English sources

Marchesi, N. et al. Autophagy is modulated in human neuroblastoma cells through direct exposition to low frequency electromagnetic fields.

Kikuchi's writing shows little speculative thought; he was more concerned with the direct exposition of a particular moralistic theme, expressed in a realistic and clear style.

They carefully calibrate what can be communicated in English but not in Chinese; in Hong Kong but not in Beijing; online but not in print; via allegory but not direct exposition.

Other difficulties concerning Timon's evidence are, first, that he writes as a devotee rather than as a neutral reporter, and second, that the great majority of Timon's fragments derive from a poem called Silloi (Lampoons), and consist of satirical thumbnail sketches of other philosophers rather than any kind of direct exposition of Pyrrho's outlook.

Could anything be learned from the George W. Bush phenomenon that would help us understand how we Americans choose our leaders and chart our collective course?" It's all downhill from there -- though hardly in a straight line, since clarity and direct exposition are anathema to the wheels-within-wheels school of thought, in which Baker really should be given an endowed chair.

Chitosan nanoparticles were sterilized by direct exposition to UV radiation during 20 minutes.

Based on the characterization of the single electrode, a composite multi-anode has been realized and tested with direct sunlight exposition in a small photo-electrolyser.

In order to distinguish differences in gene expression due to direct light exposition from those generated by circadian rhythmicity, we compared retinas obtained at the same time of the day, after 1.5 h of light exposition (condition 2) compared to the retinas obtained in sibling mice kept during all this time in the dark after the night cycle (condition 1).

They were Lord Simon of Glaisdale, a political colleague who brought exceptional talents often directed to literary exposition of judicial strategy; Lord Kilbrandon, a Scottish liberal judge; likewise Lord Salmon and Lord Cross.

Submissions of regular presentations should include the cover page followed by an introduction understandable to a nonspecialist including motivation and previous work, and a technical exposition directed to a specialist.

MOCA Grand Avenue will host screenings of Orient-Occident: Images d'une Exposition (1960), directed by Enrico Fulchignoni, and Something Rich and Strange (1992), written, produced and directed by Mark Kidel/BBC and RM Arts, in conjunction with the exhibition Iannis Xenakis: Composer, Architect, Visionary.