Sentence examples for informal exposition from inspiring English sources
McNamara 2004b provides a quick informal exposition of the basic framework.
The later Wittgenstein (on one interpretation) and Carnap are distinguished proponents of "tacit agreement" and conventionalist views (see e.g. Wittgenstein 1978, I.9, I.142; Carnap 1939, §12, and 1963, p. 916, for informal exposition of Carnap's views; see also Coffa 1991, chs. 14 and 17).
Since our main objective is to attract the attention of the working biologist, the present exposition aims at providing an informal account of the main ideas underlying the project, while a more detailed formal account, to the benefit of the logician and of the computer scientist, will be provided in a subsequent work.
This volume closes with an exposition of the economics of formal and informal care, as well as questions around insurance, risk and the so-called 'sandwich generation'.
The exposition does not assume any prerequisites; it is rigorous, but as informal as possible.
4. Tarski's own early work on the semantics of predicate logic was much more informal than the account here, which for the most part reflects the development found in modern expositions that came to full flower in, notably, Kemeny 1956a and 1956b.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
Safety Council's Exposition.
