This is the exposition, describing the scene, or the person, or an emotion.
There's no such thing as the Strong Silent Type in this world; you'd never know the guy was in the room because Higgins wouldn't waste the exposition to describe him.
To clarify exposition, we describe these differences in two sets.
At the time of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, guidebooks described the street as "the most expensive street west of Fifth Avenue".
For ease of exposition, we describe the decline in memory performance over time as ' decay' though we acknowledge here that it might be the result of a more active process of interference (see, e.g., [25]).
However, certain sections such as those concerned with the explanation of processes, or expositions that describe a principle at a higher level of abstraction, or competing arguments that justify a claim, are likely to require a deeper probing of the functional structure at the micro level to secure an adequate understanding.
For the purposes of exposition, we first describe the motivation behind the equations that represent PKA mediated feeedback.
Vyasa's commentary on the Yoga Sutras, also called the Samkhyapravacanabhasya (Commentary on the Exposition of the Sankhya Philosophy), describes the relation between the two systems.
Apple's "what if" exposition, which contains some late-'80s awesomeness, describes something called the "Knowledge Navigator" — a suped-up, tuxedo-ed personal assistant that users manipulate by way of voice and touch.
In the opening section, which describes Abbas's collapse in minute detail, exposition is weaved seamlessly into the action: we learn that he was formerly a merchant navy sailor and that he comes from the Indian Ocean coast of East Africa.
