More surprising are his frequent lapses into lazy exposition and cliché; he fails completely, for instance, to come up with anything more than a bad pastiche of American-sounding dialogue.
They are more frequent after wide surgical exposition, closed manipulation, and in patients with increased vertebral bony density.
The development section is more ordinary in style than that of the first movement, with frequent modulations, sequences, and fragmentation of the exposition's first theme (or the main theme of the rondo).
A sketchy plot is weighed down with too much exposition and yanked off course by frequent musings on happiness, equilibrium, love, risk and what it means to be English.
The nation's largest landscaped park within city limits and the centre of the Centennial Exposition of 1876, Fairmount is one of the most frequent foregrounds for photographs of Philadelphia's skyline, adding to the city's reputation for shaded, sculpted elegance.
In addition, frequent adverse meteorological conditions in the morning may exacerbate acute and chronic exposition to these pollutants.
There were smaller non-significant differences in ISS stage III and exposition to thalidomide, bortezomib, lenalidomide and carfilzomib, which were more frequent in the V600E group, and for ISS stage II and high-dose therapy and autologous stem cell transplant, which was more frequent in the non-V600E group.
In particular, frequent cleaning is required because using demineralised water is normally not possible in most exposition conditions so that already after few weeks of display the statues show significant encrustation of calcareous deposits.
The play's clumsy exposition, inchoate characters — Lilith is exploited only meagerly as Maddie's lusty alter ego — and frequent shifts in tone suggest an early draft that has yet to be refined effectively.
She is a frequent judge at wine competitions, most recently at Jerry Mead's New World International Wine Competition, Riverside and Long Beach, CA and the Italian Organic Wine Exposition.
