Sentence examples for exposition use from inspiring English sources

One thing that might still keep the fairgrounds from getting developed is voter-approved Measure C, which ensures that fairgrounds remain for fair and exposition use.

Although the city has ensured that the 150-acre property would retain its fair and exposition use through voter-approved Measure C, Costa Mesa's deal with Facilities Management allows the group to "resize and relocate" on the property without approval from the city.

Exclusion criteria for audiometric tests were abnormal results of otoscopic examination, history of ear diseases, noise exposition, use of ototoxic drugs, chronic metabolic diseases, head injuries with consciousness loss, and diseases of the central nervous system.

Exposition used to be the screenwriter's dirty secret, hidden at all costs with cast complicity; nonchalantly mouthed mid-scene while watering the plants.

André Citroën, a supporter of the exposition, used the occasion to introduce a new version of the 5CV car, also called the Cinq Chevaux (five horses).

Because of the difficulties inherent in explaining the nature of vector fields, the teaching of electromagnetism lends itself to significant improvements in exposition using new technology.

Taking comic language seriously, Sturges was a master of exposition, using what he called "hooks" in dialogue to give his character, "like a trapeze artist, something to swing from on his way to another point of view".

This exposition uses a minimum of technical language for the sake of clarity.

Although the exposition uses two different labor inputs, it will be evident that all of the results extend to any number of inputs.

The general attitude, present throughout Łukasiewicz's treatment, is that Aristotle's work is of sufficient precision and stature to warrant and withstand exposition using the most rigorous modern logical methods and concepts.

The spirits communicated a complex and esoteric system of philosophy and history, which the couple developed into an exposition using geometrical shapes: phases, cones, and gyres.