“The report is heavily redacted to prevent the exposure of classified information.”

“The regular exposure of his bare skin to the stifling heat of the sun was of great concern to his doctor.”

“The introduction of traffic exclusion zones can help reduce our children's exposure to pollution.”

“The International Technical Fair is the largest exposition held in Bulgaria.”

“The way in which Antiochus appeals to human nature and its development in the exposition and defense of his ethics is modeled closely on Stoic theory, however.”

“The very fact that Thomas wrote an exposition on Aristotle and not on Avicenna indicates that the former was more truly Thomas' master.”

“He's certainly slim, and he's also an exponent of positive thinking, judging by the way he saw potential in the near-derelict chapel standing in Essex.”

“Giorgio became the self-appointed exponent of the theory that ancient aliens built the great pyramids.”

“Returning to aikido, the attitude that one's teacher is the supreme exponent of the art has many undesirable consequences.”

“The following are a few examples showing that addition, multiplication, and exponentiation are primitive recursive.”

“Imposing time reversibility has the computational advantage that the matrix exponentiation can be carried out without much difficulty.”

“Computing individual hexadecimal digits using that formula relies on a venerable technique known as the binary algorithm for exponentiation.”

“This expo is an ideal place to choose guides and handbooks for competitive examinations.”

“The expo will feature classic, vintage, sports, touring and cruiser bikes, as well as a number of superbikes.”

“The three-day expo inaugurated on Monday, is different in more ways than one.”

“The International Technical Fair is the largest exposition held in Bulgaria.”

“The way in which Antiochus appeals to human nature and its development in the exposition and defense of his ethics is modeled closely on Stoic theory, however.”

“The very fact that Thomas wrote an exposition on Aristotle and not on Avicenna indicates that the former was more truly Thomas' master.”

“He's an unwitting folklorist, a collector and expounder of hipster philosophy, barroom trivia, and pseudoscience.”

“By the mid-fifties, Greenberg's critical style was clearly different from that of Harold Rosenberg, his chief rival as an expounder of Abstract Expressionism.”

“Playfair earned for himself a high reputation in at least three branches of pure science, not primarily as a discoverer but rather as an expounder of theories.”

“She wrote an exposé on the horror of asylums, which was handed out at her lectures and later reprinted in newspapers.”

“The article would serve as an exposé on the squalid conditions in the neighborhood.”

“Shakespearean scholars have pointed out the connection between the dramatist and the exposer of exorcism.”

“They are using their police to intimidate an exposer of their corruption.”

“What about this man, that great exposer of things that go wrong in life?”

“One of the most attractive features of spying on the Internet is the minimal risk that the criminal is exposal to.”

“The plates have been visually checked for blistering, rusting, cracking or chipping according to ISO Standard 4626 after 120 hours of exposal.”

“After, German types land mine, which was realized by the Iranian passengers incidentally, a bomb exposal squad was dispatched to the area.”

“Additionally, each entity has to compute 6 scalar multiplication and 8 exponentiations.”

“The fitting of a sum of exponentials convoluted to an instrument response to experimental data is traditionally done by iterative convolution.”

“They drew up multiplication tables and tables of reciprocals, squares, cubes and exponentials, and used them to calculate compound interest and mortgage repayments.”

“It allows execution of calculations with very long numbers, displaying them correctly without incomprehensible exponentials.”

“The importance of this survey lies in its synthetic descriptions and in its clear expositions on what needs to be further studied in this area.”

“These reviews remain the most comprehensible expositions of the essential elements of regulation.”

“There are other expositions of the theory of dialectics which present it in opposition to formal logic.”

“Its expounders view the market-led development strategy as a means of achieving prosperity.”

“O'Gorman was one of the principal expounders of functionalist architecture in Mexico.”

“It is enough to count him among the greatest of its expounders and demonstrators.”

“The most sophisticated exponents against encroachments of the central state were the English pluralists Figgis, Laski, and Cole.”

“Based on the powers of Y and X, isometric exponents can be calculated and compared with the observed values.”

“I have always had wonderful admiration for the sport and its great exponents.”

“Present along the surface exposures of the anticline are rocks dating from Upper Cretaceous to Paleocene age.”

“Such exposures resulted in decreased verbal attention, visual memory, motoricity, and affectivity.”

“Within the indoor environment, the perceived odor will often result from exposures to a mixture of several odorants.”

“There should be high profile Indonesian culture and trade expos at major cities in the west, shamelessly huckstering for this country.”

“There are now plans to hold similar expos in several major towns and cities, in order to bring more revenue to artisans around the country, throughout the year.”

“The world's fairs in turn inspired the expos of more recent decades, in which art is a readily visible entity understood as representing a country.”