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Generative grammars fall into several types; this exposition is concerned mainly with the type known as transformational (or, more fully, transformational-generative).

This exposition is delivered with the efficiency of a word problem in a math textbook; it's the director's way of laying out the technical puzzle he will toy with for the next two hours, rearranging the pieces with gratifying precision.

The central aim of this exposition is to find a useful criteria for the inductive limit state B→λtB canonically associated with ψ to be pure.

Another objective of this exposition is to analyse the macroscopic state of the system in terms of the distribution of microstates as the system evolves.

This exposition is persuasive because, although values for internodal lengths were not quoted by Sanders and Whitteridge [ 22], it can be inferred from their Figure 11 that internodal lengths in rabbit peroneal nerves were still in excess of 800 μm after axon regeneration.

"I was in Paris between 1950 and 1960," Mr. Edgu said, "and all of the painters in this exposition were my friends, so I have a deep affinity for them and their work.

But the exposition is a little too mysterious at times.

Unfortunately, the exposition is gone as well.

Later on, additional material from the exposition is developed, gradually building up towards a climax.

The context is on the screen, the exposition is in the action.

This paper exposition is written on the intermediate report of this engagement for cultural heritage.