After him, however, can be cited the commentary, published in 1918, of Norman Kemp Smith, producer of the standard English translation of Kant's first Critique, and later the remarkable exposition by the Oxford Kantian Herbert J. Paton, Kant's Metaphysic of Experience (1936).
This is complicated stuff, and it is a testament to Dr. Seung's remarkable clarity of exposition that the reader is swept along with his enthusiasm, as he moves from the basics of neuroscience out to the farthest regions of the hypothetical, sketching out a spectacularly illustrated giant map of the universe of man.
However, ambient air influence on this test is remarkable due to the exposition of the testing machine, and even the ground undisturbed temperature varies with the ambient temperature oscillations.
— is so dense with themes and dogged exposition that it's remarkable it never collapses from the sheer bulk of them.
The work is remarkable for its thoroughness and clarity of exposition.
The stories and links together offer complex depictions of the pilgrims, while, at the same time, the tales present remarkable examples of short narratives in verse, plus two expositions in prose.
All his scientific papers are prime examples of clarity in exposition by a man with no interest in impressing you with his remarkable intelligence.
He created Soviet pavilions for a number of international expositions, and he collaborated with Aleksandr Rodchenko and other avant-garde artists on the remarkable propaganda magazine SSSR na stroyke (1930 41; USSR in Construction).
Not everyone in the movie audience knows who Virginia Woolf is or gives a damn, and one of the things that's remarkable about the movie is that it doesn't waste a lot of dramatic time in ordinary exposition, explaining who this woman is, or, for that matter, what the connection among these three women is, what they're all doing in the same movie.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission's exposition of vast potential misconduct at and after Hillsborough by two police forces, including serious possible criminal offences, is remarkable, even dizzying, in its reach and implications.
