The writing is also often dismayingly lazy, especially in exposition: Kay, for instance, suddenly tells Sidney a detail of her childhood that he would surely have long known.
More surprising are his frequent lapses into lazy exposition and cliché; he fails completely, for instance, to come up with anything more than a bad pastiche of American-sounding dialogue.
For a wide-ranging bibliography and exposition on this important object see for instance the monographs of [1 4] and the papers [5 12].
For instance, in his exposition of Aristotle's De partibus animalium (1521 23: see Pomponazzi 2004), there are no factual verifications or descriptions based on eyewitness accounts (indeed, he often reveals himself to be ignorant of the biological determination of a species or of morphological and anatomical details, even when discussing well-known animals).
Thomas of York, for instance, takes over Averroes' exposition of the four principal views on the issue (Comm. magnum De caelo I.102; Dales 1990, 81).
For a general exposition of the elasticity theory, we refer, for instance, to Ciarlet [23], Duvaut and Lions [24] (see also [25]).
For a wide bibliography and exposition on differential equations with impulses, see for instance [12 18], and there are many papers discussing the impulsive differential equations and impulsive optimal controls with the classic initial condition: (x 0)=x_{0}) (see [19 24]).
That may explain why the creators of this New York production are not exactly replicating the London one but are, for instance, dispensing with the intermission, tightening the exposition and trying to increase the number of screams.
For instance consultations involve the patient in an unusally detailed exposition of their complaints, an attentive practitioner and a process of matching between the patient's predicament and what is known of a wide range of homeopathic medicines.
The gamelan orchestra, for instance, influenced Debussy, who first heard the music at the Paris Exposition in 1889.
