Sentence examples for on exposition of from inspiring English sources

In Season One, the story was focused on exposition of the new world as well as our main character, Offred (June) and her life as a Handmaid.

Experimental data on exposition of the INCA prototypes to electron, pion, and proton beams at various energies and corresponding simulation results are presented.

The final effect of ELF in the number of flowering plants was dependent on voltage and time of exposition of tissues as well as on the electric field polarity [ 6].

The story, rendered in an open-ended, sometimes confusing fashion, with little time wasted on exposition, is of a few days in the life of Moshe (Moshe Ivgi), a man whose main activity seems to be the cultivation of anxiety and neurosis.

Origen's main lifework was on the text of the Greek Old Testament and on the exposition of the whole Bible.

Vyasa's commentary on the Yoga Sutras, also called the Samkhyapravacanabhasya (Commentary on the Exposition of the Sankhya Philosophy), describes the relation between the two systems.

It centres largely on the exposition of the Scriptures in a sermon and emphasizes extemporaneous, rather than set, prayers.

More complex constructs based on multivalent exposition of the haptens or incorporation of a covalently linked adjuvant have also been recently suggested and will be discussed below.

Another set of approaches is based on the exposition of numerous small peptides (overlapping sequences from the natural antigen or peptide mixtures derived from a combinatorial library if the antigen sequence is unknown) on a chip (peptide arrays) [ 41], or at the surface of phages (phage display) [ 42– 42].

The sound of it belongs to another era, the era of radio plays, when audiences relied on exposition and the externalization of a character's inner drama to keep the story moving.

It could be that "Easy Money" will get better, if in coming episodes the writers pull back on all the exposition of moral quandary.