Cardiological diagnosis and interventions such as catheter examinations regularly involve exposition to iodine-containing contrast media.
The most commonly mentioned therapeutic solution in literature is surgical extraction and substitution with Maryland-bridge or prosthetic implants [7, 8] because of the technical difficulty involved in exposition and orthodontic alignment and the uncertain prognosis of such malformed teeth.
Cersei and Jaime have a chat over the new floor map, involving more exposition than any relationship could or should handle, and the resulting dialogue isn't exactly Edward Albee.
It is shown that the resultant microstructure enables the steel to be used in applications involving continuous exposition at 400 °C for 500 h, even when subjected to simple stresses up to 60% of the σ0.2 yield stress.
It is far beyond the scope of this article to trace in detail the ways in which Natorp departed from Cohen, for that would involve an exposition of the latter's system; cf. Stolzenberg 1995; Holzhey 1986; Marx 1964.
In other words, for Schlegel, a translation theory as such is uninteresting unless it involves the exposition of the actual work undertaken with the texts, i.e. with the original text as well as with all the existing translations.
He was very much involved in the world exposition movement.
The cast may be more professional than their first-timer forebears, but they also appear to be acting throughout, particularly in scenes that involve the clunky exposition of franchise-building backstory.
However, as often with Schubert, the harmonic scheme of the exposition involves additional, intermediate tonalities, which may be quite remote from the tonic-dominant axis, and sometimes imbue certain expository passages with the character of a development section.
The underlying logical problem in this sophisma according to Peter's exposition is the question of what kind of distribution is involved in propositions containing an exceptive expression in combination with the universal sign 'every'every
