Sentence examples for model of exposition from inspiring English sources

He plans another, even more complicated robbery, a 20-minute caper that is both a model of exposition (the whole thing takes place in real time) and curious to modern eyes in its use of unmistakable model trains and helicopters rather than the real thing.

The hinge year in allowing Europe to shake off its ghosts is 1989, and Judt's chapter on those events is a model of lucid exposition.

Although Miller's final presentation was a model of clear exposition, with evidence scrupulously displayed and discussed, it has been set aside and virtually forgotten.

In its rigorous deductive organization, the Elements remained the very model of scientific exposition until the end of the 19th century, when the German mathematician David Hilbert wrote his famous Foundations of Geometry (1899).

Milnor was noted as an influential teacher, particularly through his books on the Morse theory and the h-cobordism theorem, which are universally regarded as models of mathematical exposition.

The clarity of exposition (and modeling) in this paper set a standard for all future studies in somitogenesis and is, in my opinion, one of the reasons why experimental work in this rather complex area has progressed so rapidly.

In addition, while the simplicity of the model used has advantages, particularly for ease of exposition, there are limitations.

where for simplicity of exposition we assume identical LD models for all users.

A second issue worthy of exposition concerns the choice of regression model.

For simplicity of exposition, we focus on a two-encoder model in which one of the encoders has noncausal access to the channel state.

For ease of exposition, we discuss the following results in the syntax of model species even though some model species refer to amount of protein while the experimental results refer to amount of transcript.