Sentence examples for existing expositions from inspiring English sources
Proofs of these facts, and of other properties of (mathfrak{G }), can be found in [66], [93, Chapter VIII], or [118, Section 1.6], to quote some of the existing expositions only; see also our Section 5.
Early identification of patients being at risk for AKI is relevant for optimization of volume status, existing medication and exposition to further nephrotoxic agents such as iodinated contrast media.
The first part of this section, phenomenological heat capacity of nanofluids - the nanolayer concept, is an exposition of the existing phenomenological theory and where it fails to describe the experimental findings.
Elsewhere we have both argued that existing regulatory attempts to prohibit RC have rarely been underpinned by thoughtful exposition of underlying ethical principles [ 5, 10, 34].
In other words, for Schlegel, a translation theory as such is uninteresting unless it involves the exposition of the actual work undertaken with the texts, i.e. with the original text as well as with all the existing translations.
One important point to emphasize about Wolff's exposition of ontology is that existence (or the actual reality of being) is regarded exclusively as a determination or "mode" of possible things.[45] Although existing things are included in his overall description of reality, they are not as a class of objects his primary focus.
