For example: Exposition (A-B): the exposition introduces the central character and provides background or dramatic context.
Wittgenstein begins his exposition by introducing an example: "… we get [a] pupil to continue a series (say '+ 2') beyond 1000 and he writes 1000, 1004, 1008, 1012 (PI 185)".
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?
It was built as a schoolhouse in 1876 for the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia -- an entry from Sweden as an example of traditional design -- and then moved to Central Park.
For ease of exposition, the topological structure is constructed like this as an example: the PT, PR, ST, SR, and Relay are collinear.
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.
Throughout the paper, I ground the exposition with examples of consumer behavior in the context of green electricity programs and goal setting for energy conservation.
"The outstanding strengths of the book are its topic coverage, references, exposition, examples and problem sets..
