Sentence examples for exposed in this section from inspiring English sources
With methodology exposed in this section, the hands movements are registered and transformed in real coordinates.
Given the complexity of the many factors and substances to which the populations described in the epidemiologic studies have been exposed, in this section we review experimental studies on relevant pesticides to gain an insight on whether single or groups of pesticides, or related substances, may contribute to the apparent increase in PD seen in these populations.
Mr Zuma was cleared of those charges, but only after some embarrassing personal details were exposed in court.In this section Will they be rescued?
The lower Washington Formation of the Lower Permian (Asselian) Dunkard Group in southeastern Ohio contains large burrows exposed in cross section in a laterally discontinuous sandstone bed.
Figure 4 B shows a histogram of the percentage of QD area within a single section to that summed across all cell sections; the data are an amalgamation of 453 sections taken from three cells; the mean value is 0.67% of the total cell area exposed in a section, which implies a 2-D to 3-D multiplying factor of 150.
In piping, water that has penetrated the topsoil washes out the subsoil where this is exposed in section, forming small tunnels that may attain lengths of many metres.
In this framework, the method exposed in Section 3.2 holds with small changes.
In this equation C is chosen according to the criterion exposed in the previous section (e.g. C = 0.7 ), N is chosen according to the desired frequency of the dripping holes (e.g. 2/m corresponds to N = 1000, if L ∗ ∼ 0.5 Km ).
The uppermost interval Orbulina Marls/ T. multiloba Marl is not exposed in the Decontra section (Mutti et al., 1997, 1999; this study; Fig. 1) but laterally present.
The results of computational experiments are exposed in Section 6.
The evaluation of the relation "Near and MoreSpecific" provides a true or false value according to the method exposed in section "Semantic relationships between Competencies".
