However, most of the buildings that were constructed for the exposition were made of local Georgia granite and the buildings were dismantled after the event so that the granite could be sold to absolve the debt that the city incurred to hold the fair.
Since the maintenance of the case-mix system is made graphically, a visual exposition is available at all times to be published to users of the system.
A commemorative book issued at the time of the exposition says of the House of Tomorrow: "Every modern convenience is made available at the touch of a finger.
By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, March 31 , 1934P. 15 Talk story about ready-made houses, exhibited at the Industrial Arts Exposition, these "prefabricated" dwellings are made at the factory and merely bolted together at the site of the constructionl Holden McLaughlin and Associates, who designed and made the one at the exhibit have already sold a number of them.
This opening scene, roughly a page long and presented in dialogue, briskly demonstrates what might be called the rubbernecking principle of narrative exposition: a character can be made to seem interesting by showing other characters pointing fingers or making comments.
The park remains largely as Joseph Forsyth Johnson designed it for the exposition although some changes were made during the Olmsted planning phase.
In Thibodeau's introductory press conference in 2010, Forman delivered a cookie-cutter exposition of why the decision was made to bring in Thibs, a former Celtics assistant.
These assumptions are made for ease of exposition.
It was made for the 1889 Paris Exposition Universelle and exhibited by Thomas Goode, the smart Mayfair china and glass shop, in whose windows it has stood ever since.
Despite the polyphonic effect thus produced, which approximates that of poetry, it has often been made the vehicle of proselike exposition and argumentation.
