But it appears that this dialogue consisted of a thorough presentation of Pyrrho's outlook and demeanor; Diogenes Laertius, in what seems to be a reference to the same work (9.67), says that Timon 'clarifies' (diasaphei) Pyrrho's disposition (diathesin) in the account that he 'goes through' (diexeisin, a word often used of detailed exposition).
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. .
Taking comic language seriously, Sturges was a master of exposition, using what he called "hooks" in dialogue to give his character, "like a trapeze artist, something to swing from on his way to another point of view".
In the main text we simplify the terminology and, for brevity of exposition, we use the term mortgage foreclosure.
For ease of exposition, we use the vector ((x_{1},ldots,x_{m})) to represent ((x_{1}^{T},ldots,x_{m}^{T})^{T}), where T represents the transpose operator.
Investigations [5 8] on possible risk factors for the development of cataract, showed positive correlation with myopia, diabetes, smoking [9 11], use of systemic corticosteroids [12], exposition to UV-B [13], and other environmental factors, to which has to be added genetic predisposition [14].
In Brahms's works dating from the early 1860s, a clear Schubertian influence can be observed, in features such as closed lyrical themes, distant harmonic relationships, and use of the three-key exposition.
Exclusion criteria for audiometric tests were abnormal results of otoscopic examination, history of ear diseases, noise exposition, use of ototoxic drugs, chronic metabolic diseases, head injuries with consciousness loss, and diseases of the central nervous system.
One of them, Robert Skidelsky's "Keynes: The Return of the Master", uses an exposition of Keynes's insights to argue that much modern economics is bunk.A novel approachSome day a great novel will be written about the credit crunch, along the lines of Anthony Trollope's 19th-century classic, "The Way We Live Now".
