Sentence examples for precise exposition from inspiring English sources
Among the greatest was Titus Lucretius Carus (c. 95 55 bce), who, in the poem De rerum natura (On the Nature of Things), left an almost complete and amazingly precise exposition of Epicurus's Physics.
Perhaps the most famous is his mystical treatise Lava'iḥ (Flashes of Light), a clear and precise exposition of the Ṣūfī doctrines of waḥdat al-wujūd (the existential unity of Being), together with a commentary on the experiences of other famous mystics.
Some ideas will be familiar to Science Careers readers, but the book's precise exposition and granular detail make it valuable even for those who already are well versed.
His basic position was the piano trio, witty and sizzling, based in precise expositions of melody, veering out on off-handed tangents that he suddenly cued from the band.
(See Zabell 2005 for a precise formulation and exposition of the de Finetti theorem and Jeffrey 1983, Section 12.6, for a more brief and accessible account).
References with precise definitions and more detailed expositions include [2 6].
Models employing single indicators with fixed measurement error variances emphasize theory, and precise theory does not lend itself to brief exposition, but we will try.
Assuming the deleterious effect of exposition to supra-normal oxygen tension after cardiac arrest, precise time point when oxygen may have a detrimental effect remains unclear.
Dietrich gives a very precise answer to this question based no doubt on his acceptance of Proclus' exposition of the principles of generation within the hierarchy of being.
To be precise, they include components designed to manage obsessive thoughts and compulsive buying patterns (e.g., exposition with response prevention), alleviate anxiety and depressive symptoms, and promote adaptive stress management and the employment of problem solving strategies [ 55].
