exposition

Complex ideas require a more nuanced exposition. Otherwise -- yes, there are a few good points in there.

Not only does Clarke spend the interminable first part of the story in crude exposition'Surely you mean two!' 'I mean three.

At almost exactly ten minutes into the film the exposition and character build up finishes and the plot begins. Why?

-- followed by exposition on things your missing out on and how one can achieve them economically. You see, acceptance in the first part, new information to share in the second.

Its a nice exposition of using python for a simulation, but it has little bearing on economics.

A more interesting exposition might be the ruse that exists because Americans conflate these two classes of rich. It has all sorts of pernicious cultural effects.

Skilled in his exposition of ideas about security." Bruce's ability to explain, in clear terms, what is or isn't wrong about particular systems is amazing.

Don't let your lack of background knowledge deter you - there isn't too much reference to the 2004-2009 report, and most of the important information is explained in exposition. Luther Blaze runs the show in this non-stop thrill ride of an economic adventure.

I recognize this has been a long and tangential exposition, so if you've read any of it thank you for indulging me. Another glimpse of that low level assembly, like the smell of home after a very long time away, brings back so many vivid memories.

HC shows a lack of any coherent direction having one junior person send a response, and then a senior person follow up with more exposition. The moment Murdoch does this, the dynamic is flipped, and HC is chasing after Apple.

Another major flaw of the book, as written, is that it has chapters upon chapters of exposition which are basically dialogue scenes between Hiro and the librarian program. Most of the actual overly complicated plot stuff winds up getting explained in these scenes.

Totally aside from the content, this is a really good example of effective design of long-form exposition in the medium of a web browser. Designed for the affordances of the screen, without sacrificing in-depth textual content.

Now, with that said, it's probably true that some math papers could be improved with more exposition. But I think that excluding the layman from new math research is probably an inherent problem, not an accidental one. Improved exposition would be to help other mathematicians who are not in that sub-discipline to understand the broader field.

I suspect the author only roped exceptions into his exposition to give him an excuse for that linkbaity title. The problem isn't even caused by Typeable itself per se, it's caused by wilfully ignoring that you're not meant to define an instance of it manually, you're meant to tell the compiler to derive one automatically.

But you might not get that impression from clicking through the animated GIFs, lyrical references, and amplified exposition of Dorner's complaints in the annotations on the site. Again, I think this isn't so much a problem with reading and studying the output of the mentally ill, but instead with the idea of doing that on a site that encourages random anonymous people to riff off of and respond to that output.

I think people are attracted more to the form of the EWDs and to it's melancholic tone, rather than to the content itself, which is confirmed by the huge popularity of the EWDs as compared to "The discipline of programming", which is the technical exposition of what Dijkstra really is proposing in the EWDs. As almost all of Dijkstra's writing, this piece here is a plea for teaching formal methods. It's nicely written I admit, but it is also unbelievably smug and disconnected from reality.

The address was requisite reading in this year's Venture for America application process, and is more than just a guide in becoming a better leader, but a phenomenal exposition on why our educational system has calcified into "hoop" jumping.

Certainly as a graduate student I was pressured by my advisor to explain things clearly, to add examples and exposition to my papers, to omit technical details from talks, and in general to keep in mind the perspective of the non-expert. The author complains, "Submit a paper with two consecutive sentences of exposition and watch how quickly the referee gets on you for it." But I have not experienced this myself, nor heard this complaint from anyone until this article. Moreover I can think of lots of well-known books that are loaded with exposition.

Despite your claim that you are not versed in type theory, chapter 1 provides what I find, as a 21 year old graduate student in programming languages with a relatively standard undergraduate background in mathematics and then some, to be a clear and helpful explanation of Martin-Löf type theory, and a good exposition of background needed for chapter 2. Did you read it? 2. This book makes extremely clear that the "homotopy theory" that is developed towards the exposition of homotopy type theory is merely synthetic, which is to say that it considers homotopies as first class objects, rather than deriving them from their traditional topological underpinnings in a more analytic way.