Sentence examples for wide exposition of from inspiring English sources

Design is increasingly perceived as a social process, but despite a wide exposition of the concepts of cooperation or collaboration, a coherent account of the important dimensions of design as a social multi-agent process is still missing.

The final two chapters are devoted to a wider exposition of life and death in Iron Age Denmark.

They had a wide exposition to antiretroviral (ART) drugs and to their, primarily metabolic, chronic side effects.

The activities of the Semantic Web movement are coordinated by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) [26], and include: the specification of new technologies; and, the exposition of best practice.

The work was never translated into English and it seems to have played an insignificant role in anglophone discussions, in contrast, for example, to the major impact of the works of Linnaeus, which received a wide British exposition and translation.

Thus ends the exposition of economic warfare.

A moral exposition of good versus evil?

Visit to the Grand Central Palace where the biennial Exposition of Chemical Industries held their exposition.

Before Hamlet, soliloquy is mostly just exposition of motive.

Talk story about the Exposition of Chemical Industries at the Coliseum.

The ballet is anything but an exposition of classical technique.