Sentence examples for in this exposition from inspiring English sources

"I was in Paris between 1950 and 1960," Mr. Edgu said, "and all of the painters in this exposition were my friends, so I have a deep affinity for them and their work.

Forget the plot (an immortal man risks losing his daughter in a bet with the devil) and revel in the fantastical world Terry Gilliam summons in this exposition on the imperative of the imagination (in the film industry as much as life itself).

(In this exposition we do not consider much the possibility of mixed or hybrid views).

However, the details get somewhat intricate, and I have chosen not to get into them in this exposition.

As he notes, the strict sense is appropriate if names are understood semantically (as they are in this exposition) to be rigid designators.

In this exposition we have attempted to remain as close as possible to Tarski's original presentations, reducing to a minimum the number of claims that might be controversial philosophically or exegetically.

The work presented here, however, use stochastic and discrete model settings to investigate the various aspects of opinion formation as discussed in subsequent sections of this exposition.

In this masterly exposition, Petzold starts from first principles, showing how machines use logic to compute numbers.

In this forceful exposition, Beinart, a former editor of The New Republic who runs a blog called Open Zion, indicts both Israel's West Bank occupation and the American Jewish organizations that he says are putting Israeli democracy at risk.

In this first exposition of MLMC methods in reliability problems we address the canonical problem of estimating the expectation of a functional of system lifetime for non-repairable and repairable components, demonstrating the computational advantages compared to classical Monte Carlo methods.

In this way, exposition takes precedence over characterisation.