Sentence examples for exposition as shown from inspiring English sources

The fair site had been a huge ash dump before the 1939-40 exposition, as shown in one of the photos — the spot that F. Scott Fitzgerald described as a "valley of ashes" in "The Great Gatsby".

For ease of exposition, as shown in Figure 1, we assume that the distance is the normalized distance, which is done with respect to the distance between PT and PR, i.e., d0 = 1, d ki  = 0.5 k = 1, 2), d4 = 0.5, and the path-loss exponent v = 4.

However, as shown in the exposition of the cost-benefit model in section 2, it is important to note that a firm's benefit from skilled tasks does not simply equal the value of apprentices' time spent with skilled work but strongly depends on the productivity of apprentices relative to that of skilled workers (which is typically rather low in the beginning of training).

After 30 days of exposition to atmospheric conditions, Raman bands from PSi remain unchanged, as shown in Figure 4, whereas photoluminescence intensity decreases on a 37% and blue-shift to 747 nm, indicating an oxidation of PSi layer due to its exposition to air [23].

For ease of exposition we start with a single reflecting surface such as the side wall of a building as shown in Figure 1a, considered in two dimensions, with origin "O" shown.

Hawaii has already shown itself to be conducting instances of paradiplomacy at international expositions, as well as possessing Hawaiian tourism offices abroad.

Descriptions of these two types of expositions are shown in Table 2.

The second half is by far superior: although the Olivier theatre's drum keeps revolving as dizzily as ever, the characters spend less time delivering exposition and actually show some signs of character.

AST activity after Excel Mera 71 exposition showed usual trend of enhancement as compared to control value.

It was a promotional setting at the exposition, showing off liturgical costumes and ritual objects.

As well as this refreshing lack of exposition, the show is the creepiest programme on TV at the moment, its uneasy atmosphere lingering long after its closing credits have rolled.