Sentence examples for exposition sequence from inspiring English sources

A fifth character seen and playable in the game's exposition sequence is the 17-year-old Mars Adept Jenna, another childhood friend to Isaac.

In the second exposition (sequence of fugue entries), the bass voice is missing, leading to anticipation and a climactic entry in augmentation (long notes) beginning the third exposition, just as an entry of the first violin ends the second exposition.

The difference of this method from photoetching consists in the sequence of exposition and etching processes.

Peptides are synthesized from antigens that (i) have a documented and essential role in parasite development, (ii) have secondary structure motifs suggesting surface exposition, (iii) have conserved sequence stretches, and (iv) induce parasite-inhibitory antibodies.

And lengthy scroll sequences of exposition (descriptions and backstories) had to be replaced with silent scenes and interactions.

Frequently, as laborious exposition alternates with frenetic action sequences, "Van Helsing" feels like an especially lavish episode of "Scooby-Doo" mounted on a scaffold of baroque supernaturalism.

In the present exposition we specifically consider DNA sequences.

Like hundreds of video games, Episode One features extended sequences where characters recite exposition and make phatic remarks to one another, but it refuses to run them as cutscenes: instead of losing control of your character and watching, essentially, a short film, while other characters are talking, you're allowed to move around and either listen or not listen.

As such, even old hat sequences (like dumping out exposition in therapy sessions) is rich with insight and exuberance.

Honestly, the sheer volume of nonsensical exposition coupled with nerve-deadening action sequences was enough to lull me into a state of advanced catatonia.

Furthermore, PCR negatives were run in a sequencing gel and after exposition to an autoradiographic film no signal was detected (data not shown).