Sentence examples for general exposition from inspiring English sources

For a general exposition of the elasticity theory, we refer, for instance, to Ciarlet [23], Duvaut and Lions [24] (see also [25]).

An improved version, which takes into account the sample moments of order three and four, has been derived in Hürlimann [21], Theorem 4.1, Case 1 (see also the monograph Hürlimann [3] for a more general exposition).

Some languages and cultures prefer to begin with abstract and general exposition and progress to concrete factual evidence, whereas others are more comfortable if they can first assimilate the data and then move on to the theory.

For more general expositions of a Whiteheadian approach to the interpretation of quantum physics see, e.g., Eppersen 2004 and Stapp 2007.

(See also Becker 1998; Lormand 1996 and Margolis & Laurence 1998 for more accounts foregrounding the importance of instability, and Pagin 2006 for one of the few general expositions of the view that doesn't make this assumption).

Turbulent relationships also marked Picasso's life at the start of 1937, when he accepted a commission for the Paris Universal Exposition from Spain's Republican government, then fighting a civil war against the Fascist troops of General Francisco Franco.

If the parenthesis-free notation is tolerated in general logical exposition, this is because ∨ is associative, that is, the wffs (p ∨ q) ∨ r and p ∨ (q ∨ r) are syntactically interderivable, and semantically have identical truth-conditions.

A competition was held in 1894 for the general layout of the Exposition Universelle, for which some 100 projects were considered.

One reason for publishing it was his opinion that voters required "that frank exposition of general principles and views... which it ought not to be the inclination, and cannot be the interest of a minister of this country to withhold".

The reason for the interest in semi-convex functions lies in the fact that on the one hand, as the reader will see throughout the exposition, the general theory of gradient flows applies very well to this class of functions and that, on the other hand, they are general enough to cover many interesting cases.

In a general way, after ADS exposition the logarithm reduction observed is comprised between 0.33- log10 and over 7-log10.