Sentence examples for exposition investigation from inspiring English sources

Midrash, Hebrew Midhrāsh ("exposition, investigation") plural Midrashim, a mode of biblical interpretation prominent in the Talmudic literature.

time of electron beam exposition during investigation (min, h).

On the other hand, CrowdSolve is being built from the ground-up to foster the exploration and exposition of criminal investigations in a transparent, tightly monitored way".

Andrew Hanson of the LA Times enjoyed how the "Edina hum" remained in the background of every town scene, but missed the "investigation exposition -supplying prexposition -supplyingncis (Kirk Acevedo).

But a bunch, maybe two dozen, are legitimate topics for investigation or exposition.

Sanneh's article walks the fine line of investigation and exposition in a way that points to shadows worthy of further illumination.

In biomedical scientific investigations, expositions of findings are conceptually simplest when they comprise comparisons of discrete groups of individuals or involve discrete features or characteristics of individuals.

We are conducting investigations into whether exposition to the typical stress of sleep-disordered breathing – with repeated arousal episodes and hypoxemia – has fibromyalgia as a possible outcome.

And the accusation of racism turns heads and grabs headlines, whereas Wilson's complex and multifaceted investigation requires a book-length exposition.

But despite his long tenure as a congressman from California, Mr. Coelho was never able to become the public face of the campaign, largely because his role as leader of the United States exhibit at a 1998 world exposition in Portugal was the subject of a State Department investigation into suspicions of financial irregularities.

Investigation in vitro after 2 and 7 days saline exposition of all of the composites studied revealed that SCP/glass composites have the highest solubility (7.5%mass/day) (Fig. 8).