Sentence examples for exposition of the process from inspiring English sources

Though rudimentary forms of the idea had been presented earlier (e.g., Darwin and Wallace 1858 and several others before them), it was in On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection that Darwin (1859) provided the first detailed exposition of the process and implications of natural selection2.

This paper provided an exposition of the process for using statistical inference to establish optimal individualized treatment rules using data acquired from clinical study.

The aim is to provide coastal scientists involved in using acoustics as a tool for sediment transport research, with a clear exposition of the calibration process.

Pinker (2011) exposition of the civilizing process hypothesis is arguably applicable to most advanced countries, and taken to be so for present purposes.

While many American process philosophers, especially Whiteheadians, have been inclined to address general theological questions within the exposition of a process metaphysics, it should be noted that in the current international research landscape that this article is trying to do justice to, theism is not an integral element of a process philosophy.

9) Public exposition of the experimental project (metacognitive process).

Thabet et al. [177] reported there was no presence of nano-TiO2 particles in S. cerevisiae cells despite a long exposition of the pathogen to the TiO2/UV process, even though of the ROS concentration in cytosol increased.

Design is increasingly perceived as a social process, but despite a wide exposition of the concepts of cooperation or collaboration, a coherent account of the important dimensions of design as a social multi-agent process is still missing.

For simplicity, we choose a setting that is similar to the one used in the exposition of the representation theorem, namely a binary data generating process, i.e., strings of 0's and 1's.

The efficiency of the process and I ex depend on the sample exposition for drying.

A detailed exposition of the definitions and facts of the theory of random processes can be found in, for example, [17].