Sentence examples for intuitive exposition from inspiring English sources
That generality has been sacrificed here in the interests of a simpler and more intuitive exposition based on the assumption of a single pure state at the initial time).
However, here we simply adopt an intuitive name for ease of exposition.
"This term was defined a little ways back:" the reader's intuitive sense of how far back in the argument or exposition together with his or her sense of the pace of the exposition relative to the length of the book supplies the reader with a sense of how many pages to turn back in order to reach the needed information.
For the sake of exposition, I will assume that in the Phaedo Plato is appealing to our naïve, intuitive understanding of what it is for something to be a material particular.
One practical, intuitive and less computationally intensive approach is via traffic control policies, which are discussed in the following exposition.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
Safety Council's Exposition.
