Sentence examples for terms of exposition from inspiring English sources

These questions were only asked to patients recruited in 2012 in order to describe possible differences in terms of exposition to, and awareness of, the PcD, because patients were recruited over two different time periods.

At the time, cautious estimations from Schering Plough Inc. and Wyeth Inc. allowed one to determine the number of exposed patients to each of the drugs from the beginning of the clinical trials until the time of the study, but did not allow one to determine the length of exposition in terms of the number of patients-years.

For example, assume that at a given point in time, t, the underlying theoretical relationship between some endogenous variable, Y t), and several predetermined variables, X 1 t), X 2 t) and X 3 t) is: Y t) = alpha X_{1} (t X_{2} (t X_{3} (t), (16 in which all variables are in levels and a possible additive stochastic error term is ignored for the sake of exposition.

That is probably because the financial crisis doesn't lend itself to exposition in terms of Bush's personal morality.

The latter, more philosophical, gave exposition in terms of dialectical insight to the problem of freedom that Calvinist predestination (the view that man's destiny is foreknown by God) was then making acute.

So that was episode two, which had far less hands-on involvement from Joss Whedon himself, but generally seemed to stay on course in terms of tone, garlanding the necessary exposition with gags and keeping things shuttling along at a decent clip.

In the main text we simplify the terminology and, for brevity of exposition, we use the term mortgage foreclosure.

With the knowledge that the technologies discussed below are not "technically" holograms, but rather, projections in the vein of Pepper's Ghost, the term "hologram" is here used for ease of exposition. .

For ease of exposition, some of the more technical terms in this survey are defined in table 1.

"In pure movie terms, however, it's also a bit of a slog, with an inordinate amount of exposition and lack of strong forward movement.

For ease of exposition, our discussion will, depending on context, be alternately framed in terms both of meaning, utterances or expressions and in terms of content and thoughts.