Sentence examples for organized exposition from inspiring English sources

As a literary form, it is a carefully organized exposition, by means of invented conversation, of contrasting philosophical or intellectual attitudes.

While effects of refractive geometry are perhaps understood by the community (e.g. Meinhart et al. [2] mention adjusting the movement of a microscope by the ratio of the refractive indices), the authors are not aware of an organized exposition of these effects and their practical implications anywhere in the literature.

Writer spoke with Albert Balk, manager in charge of the Exposition, organized by a company called "Shows & Expositions".

In 1942 at Yale University he organized a Surrealist exposition and issued yet another Surrealist manifesto.

Charpentier organized a personal exposition for the works of Renoir in 1879 in the gallery La Vie Moderne.

In general, his writing was well organized, and its exposition proceeded in impressively orderly fashion, but his style was heavy, laboured, and rather monotonous.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, April 15 , 1939P. 85 Ballet Russes de Diaghilev Exposition, organized by Serge Lifar & covering the years from 1909 to 1929, when the great impresario died.

This movement, also called Japonism, was most likely stimulated by the world expositions organized in Europe by the end of the 19th century.

For the past 2 months, more than 900 young female scientists from 115 countries have been studying at the first International Women's University (IFU) organized during the world exposition EXPO 2000 in Germany.

Miller studied at the Munich Technical Institute and organized the Munich Electrical Exposition of 1882, the first ever held in Germany.

In June, a Catholic mass and a half-day hira gasy performance were held in his honor and a three-day gallery exposition was organized to commemorate his life and work.