Alive with his magpie-like intelligence, punctuated by humorous asides and digressive interludes, they are as much a running commentary on the practices and preoccupations of a poet at the height of his own creative powers as they are an exposition of the works of another.
The Shanghai Expo marks the first time that China has hosted the event, which dates back to 1851, when the Great Exposition of the Works of Industry of All Nations was held in the Crystal Palace in London.
Eyes4u.com is a really entertaining website and is a good exposition of the work that these guys do for their clients.
See the entry on Peirce's logic, for a more complete exposition of his work.
KAG, KIP, PEG and LES contributed to the exposition of the work and drafting the manuscript.
An exposition of about 1,300 works, it introduced the New York art audience to movements like Cubism, Fauvism and Futurism, as well as the work of artists like Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Marcel Duchamp, jolting them out of their romance with realism and toward newer, more experimental interests.
The commentaries themselves served as material for the exposition of Aristotle's work to a restricted circle of advanced students.
In other words, for Schlegel, a translation theory as such is uninteresting unless it involves the exposition of the actual work undertaken with the texts, i.e. with the original text as well as with all the existing translations.
While Vakulenko and Yafaev [704] (who has a clear exposition of Vakulenko's work) say that he recovers Kato's result, instead he has a condition for a class of V's with lots of overlap to, but distinct from, Kato's condition (12.3).
Le Corbusier's reputation in France was established with two large expositions of his work in Paris in 1953 and in 1962.
