Sentence examples for first exposition from inspiring English sources

There were no crowds but we were informed that since this was the first exposition of its kind it was off to a slow start.

Philadelphia Centennial Exposition, (1876), international trade fair, the first exposition of its kind in the United States, held in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

"But wouldn't you know it, almost as if a punishment, the first exposition that I saw when I arrived in Paris in 1949 was the ceramic work of Picasso.

They include the first exposition in Sanskrit literature of the doctrine of karma and rebirth, which contends that the individual's future destiny is determined in accordance with one's past "knowledge and action": "According as one acts, according as one behaves, so does one become.

He devoted another poem to his first exposition of this, The Praeexistency of the Soul, which was included in his collected Philosophical Poems of 1647.

As Geraldine Brady pointed out, it offers the first exposition of abstract lattice theory, the first exposition of Dedekind's theory of chains after Dedekind, the most comprehensive development of the calculus of relations, and a treatment of the foundations of mathematics on the basis of the relation calculus (see Brady 2000: 143 f).

Boethius planned to write a second exposition, addressed to more advanced students (Boethius In Cat. 160 A-B).

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.

This month, Kazakhstan kicked off Astana Expo 2017, the first international exposition to be held in the former Soviet Union.

McNeill, from the first, avoids exposition.

His Summa Codicis was the first systematic exposition of Roman law produced in the Middle Ages.