For Alter and other critics, the structural support and impetus for the contemporary references rests upon the visual nature of the film's exposition, occurring in the form of imagery as opposed to conventional dialogue.
Josquin frequently used imitation, especially paired imitation, in writing his motets, with sections akin to fugal expositions occurring on successive lines of the text he was setting.
The most common exposition circumstance occurs by contact with tobacco smoke, contaminated water, and foodstuffs such as vegetables, grains, and molluscs.
The Woodstock Festival, originally called An Aquarian Exposition, did not occur in the village of Woodstock, but in Bethel, which is more than 40 miles away.
Any of these theories can justify the appearance of such tumors in adolescents, after menarche, when endometrial sloughing and sex steroid exposition have already occurred, but they don't explain the reasons why the lesions appeared sooner, rather than later in adulthood.
Studies on neonates revealed that the peak of IL-6 production occurs 2-3 hours after exposition to a stressor agent and decreases after 6 to 8 hours [ 19].
For simplicity of exposition, we consider a special case of our obtained physical model when an oil spill occurs in an infinite (L → ∞) underwater medium.
(Despite the fact that the exposition of the term is sometimes referred to, the entire sentence in which the term occurs always turns out to have a misleading grammatical form).
His primary investigation of mind occurs in two chapters of De Anima, both of which are richly suggestive, but neither of which admits of easy or uncontroversial exposition.
