Sentence examples for expositions can be from inspiring English sources

Modern expositions can be found in books and surveys [1 3] and [4].

Appearance of fibronectin (FN) molecular forms and alterations of domain expositions can be associated with lung cancer.

The exposition can be heavy-handed.

Occasionally, the difference between a mathematical gap and a gap in exposition can be hard to discern.

But one story, "Incident at Sokolniki," is so very short — two pages — that perhaps the sin of exposition can be forgiven.

A more detailed exposition can be found in [6].

As tedious as exposition can be on a console, it's exponentially so on a mobile game; here some of the all-time most popular titles have eschewed story altogether, or, in the case of an Angry Birds, left holes galore for Hollywood to drive their truck through in the inevitable adaptation.

Such repeated exposition can be considered as a typical selection pressure promoting resistance emergence in mosquito populations.

From VAGS, the visual exposition can be published directly to a web page.

On matters of form and presentation, I found that the methods, including the recommender algorithm, are very simple (by the authors' own admission) and thus in my opinion the exposition can be greatly abbreviated.

With this standard, all the classifications of the rubrics except for expositions (hortatory) can be considered to be at an acceptable level of agreement.