Sentence examples for example exposition from inspiring English sources

For example, exposition of host cells to bacteria (Bartonella henselae) results in HIF-1 activation and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) secretion in vivo and in vitro [37].

For example: Exposition (A-B): the exposition introduces the central character and provides background or dramatic context.

Consider, for example, the exposition in the Genealogy (I:14) of the sense in which slave morality is the "prudence of the lowest order" (GM, I:13).

Co-creator Sylvia Anderson observes that, by necessity, the pilot episode comprises many examples of exposition for the purposes of introducing the primary characters and vehicles.

The $50 pieces were sold for $100 and the price included an example of the exposition half-dollar, dollar and $2.50 coins.

That last bit, it seems, is meant to be another chilling phrase, but instead comes off as an example of brazen exposition — a checked box of characterization — which neatly explains Cogan's methods and his motives, making him not just a killer but a killer with, if not ideas, then at least sensibilities.

An example of an exposition is "Is fast food a good thing or a bad thing?

Numerical examples complete the exposition.

"The outstanding strengths of the book are its topic coverage, references, exposition, examples and problem sets..

There will always be a place for full-prose exposition, for example, in articles and books, because there will always be a place for stage-setting, explanation, analysis, discussion, and review.

The flow method made then its way further through the work of Hamilton [206], Perelman and others [320, 321, 322], leading to the solution of the three dimensional Poincaré conjecture (see for example [299] for an exposition).