His single-handed exposition of information theory, stating that all information could be represented mathematically as a succession of noughts and ones, facilitated the digital manipulation of data without which today's information society would be unthinkable.
He continued: "So it is a simple thing to point out that Uris often writes crudely, that his dialogue can be wooden, that his structure occasionally groans under the excess baggage of exposition and information.
Although it is important to capture each class of evidence for each TF and gene regulatory region, we offer only those binding sites that show strong evolutionarily conservation in the CBS website to avoid excessive exposition of information.
Ferguson's film certainly does this, but his exposition of complex information is also masterly.
As was customary in treatises of the time, Leonardo planned to combine theoretical exposition with practical information, in this case offering practical career advice to other artists.
With minimal, emblematic scenery and a maximum of kinetic energy, the production conveys the vastness of the narrative, but the adaptation is overloaded with exposition and historical information.
Building on early, text- and eXtensible Markup Language (XML -based formats for the eXML -basedoformatscal informathen [10, 11], thexpositionup has investigated [12–18] the applicatiof of Resourchemicalinformationework (RDF) and other Semantic Web technologies to the capture, curation and dissemination of chemical information.
Benioff and Weiss did a good job of putting various bits of exposition and necessary information into the conversations among the characters; all of that was as elegantly and concisely done as it could be.
Exposition books provide information on resource allocation and the basis for their calculations.
To access European consumers, firms increasingly need to send their sales force out to expositions and their information technology specialists and engineers out to troubleshoot.
