Sentence examples for exposition under from inspiring English sources

Visit to Modern Living Exposition, under auspices of'the National Retail Lumber Dealers of America, at Kings bridge Armory.

Expo 86, which cost $1.4 billion to mount and covers 173 acres, is classified by the Paris bureau as a "special category" exposition under which different rules apply.

Figure 6 STEM-HAADF micrograph of a base contact after a 150-min exposition under stress.

Moreover, the photocatalyst can be successfully recovered following exposition under UV light irradiation due to the capacity of the photocatalytic process to mineralize organic compounds by transforming them into carbon dioxide, water, and harmless ions.

Different requirements for the mixture were that it should be free of clusters of fibers, that the steel wool should resist for a prolonged time, without corroding and without losing mechanical resistances, under water exposition and under salt water exposition, that the mixture should be heatable and that materials should be mixed in less than 3.5 min.

Since other plans to commemorate the Exposition were under way, the second theme choice was adopted as the justification for a second Taft commission from the Ferguson Fund.

Unfortunately, just as an opportunity seems to be opening up for a learned exposition of the under-ratedness within the pantheon of such proto singy hip-hop landmarks as Warren G and Nate Dogg's Regulate and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's Tha Crossroads, a rival, more time-specific music media-related topic for discussion always seems to present itself.

Any talk in the coming hours and days will be of this, not of Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas's exposition of life under Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza.

Pico's other works include an exposition of Genesis under the title Heptaplus (Greek hepta, "seven"), indicating his seven points of argument, and a synoptic treatment of Plato and Aristotle, of which the completed work De ente et uno (Of Being and Unity) is a portion.

Sensing tests performed under exposition to calibrated amounts of ammonia reveal that these simple and inexpensive sensors are able to detect ammonia gas at room temperature in a fast reliable way, with a sensitivity linearly related to concentration in the range between 15 μg L−1 and 260 μg L−1.

Both events can develop spontaneously; nevertheless their frequency can be increased under exposition to certain endogenous or exogenous agents [ 4, 12, 13].