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| d the introductions and conclusions to Double | Exposure shows and provided narraration for many Doubl |
| ns in the United States did not give it major | exposure since the album it was lifted from was a UK o |
| After the | exposure Sky High provided, 2006 saw her forge a profe |
| ordeal subjects interns to extreme exercise, | exposure, sleep deprivation, unpalatable food, and oth |
| s, with most of the vineyards set on southern | exposure slopes, which makes the sun rays and atmosphe |
| be set to Infinity, and there will be a long | exposure, so keep the camera on a tripod or steady sur |
| ns are the vineyards, the effects of fog, sun | exposure, soil type, etc. |
| provide an indication of past chronic mercury | exposure, something it was often used for. |
| umber of reported cases of human occupational | exposure, sometimes reaching epidemic proportions. |
| The ski trails receive plenty of southern | exposure sometimes causing ice to form later in the da |
| he song contains a vocal sample of the Double | Exposure song "Everyman". |
| This | exposure speaks of the strengths that have gone into t |
| p was relatively new to the scene, had little | exposure, standing, or experience working together. |
| Fans of Northern | Exposure still sought out Patten for his autograph yea |
| decided to complete 6- and 12-month followup | exposure studies, some of which were later written up |
| filmmakers, giving rise to the channel's own | Exposure Studios. |
| is results in very low and transient systemic | exposure, suggesting a reduced potential for class-rel |
| As a result of the 8-hour | exposure, sunlight illuminates the buildings on both s |
| Due to the 8 hour | exposure, sunlight illuminates the buildings on both s |
| Contact takes place at an | exposure surface over an exposure period. |
| number of DBPs in a water sample are high and | exposure surrogates such as monitoring data of a speci |
| As a result of the new national | exposure, SWCW staged a one-night tournament in Housto |
| the integration of electronic flash into the | exposure system via the same TTL exposure system. |
| The automatic | exposure system compensates for changes in light level |
| i-TTL flash | exposure system with built-in wireless CLS (Nikon Crea |
| t-in electronic flash, and a simple automatic | exposure system which selected between two shutter spe |
| ementation is that the camera's autofocus and | exposure systems are fully functional and there is no |
| American company that produces a range of UV | exposure systems used in the manufacture of PCBs. |
| On December 16, 2005, the Double | Exposure team appeared on Lorne Elliott's show Madly O |
| Critical | Exposure Temperature (CET) is the lowest anticipated t |
| e rate of motion is usually affected by light | exposure, temperature, and pH levels. |
| become more similar to the cases in regard to | exposure than the general population. |
| enjoyed more television and national audience | exposure than any other band in the South. |
| he envelopes also cost significantly more per | exposure than the corresponding sheet film, and when t |
| ves that “If some of her songs were given the | exposure that they deserve, New York would be one rece |
| tion, stigmatization, and toxic environmental | exposure that reflect oppressive social relationships. |
| y voice of the rival Cubs, due to the limited | exposure that the White Sox would get in having the ma |
| Because of the | exposure that the song received on that show, Orange C |
| The feeling of | exposure that is reflected in the external appearance |
| significant; one third of a stop loss in the | exposure, that amount being redirected to the finder, |
| raves and great national press and television | exposure, the group split apart due to drug problems a |
| After this | exposure, the song peaked at number three on the Billb |
| Because of the anime | exposure, the Jet Robo received several more toys in J |
| Because of the increased | exposure, the dog can develop allergic or bacterial co |
| Because of this national and international | exposure, the band would sell ten thousand copies of T |
| o with Me" was the first single released from | Exposure, the other two songs were familiar to fans of |
| ole in the bacteria's recovery from radiation | exposure: the gas is required for division and prolife |
| The American public's first | exposure the qigong was in the PBS series Healing and |
| After | exposure, the layer of collodion was through a complex |
| removal of many sources of childhood mercury | exposure, the dangers of mercurial diuretics were real |
| mature vessels remain dependent on continuous | exposure the angiogenic growth factors without pericyt |
| cognitive) could arise from prenatal alcohol | exposure, the term Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, o |
| The former is used to record gamma | exposure, the latter for gamma and neutron exposure (i |
| After one | exposure the toxicity of coumatetralyl is relatively l |
| To follow up this | exposure, the track was released as a single by Charly |
| r example, if combined with the interoceptive | exposure, the doctor can show him that there is no una |
| , The Incredible Hulk, The Fall Guy, Northern | Exposure, The Outer Limits, Sanctuary and Jeremiah. |
| Exposure: The Unusual Life and Violent Death of Bob Ca | |
| o a wider audience, and also, by gaining that | exposure, then I get to turn a lot of those people on |
| desensitization is sometimes called graduated | exposure therapy. |
| A single | exposure therefore corresponds to a patchy "paw print" |
| For maximum sunlight | exposure they lie directly north of Morningside Garden |
| The bracts start out white, but with more sun | exposure they turn anywhere from pale pink to deep sal |
| e members thought that they would not get the | exposure they deserved without compromise. |
| e earlier Cassino tours, and through constant | exposure, they found that their similar tastes and dif |
| In order to get more | exposure, they entered a national Battle of the Bands |
| To avoid any accidental | exposure, they wore bikinis underneath the towels and |
| he increased popularity attributed to greater | exposure through the media coverage. |
| Exposure through contaminated pollen and nectar and po | |
| ome residents of his hometown gained national | exposure through his art, as with the two members of t |
| own track "Who Am I" received a great deal of | exposure through its use throughout The Wachowski brot |
| Eventually she gained even more | exposure through Sports Illustrated magazine's annual |
| However, Leung first gained international | exposure through Hou Hsiao-Hsien's 1989 film A City of |
| ning several bands their first significant TV | exposure through their interviews and music videos. |
| The club not only gave Ellington national | exposure through radio broadcasts originating there, b |
| shion editor Anna Wintour - gave ZE worldwide | exposure through the label's licence deal with Island |
| l in the early 1980s and Manara received some | exposure through collaborations with Neil Gaiman and o |
| This soon led to wider | exposure through a few BBC Radio 1 performances. |
| bands in the Mid-Atlantic Music Scene to gain | exposure through Fowl's substantial local, regional an |
| s epigenetically recording the length of cold | exposure through chromatin remodeling which leads to m |
| Their wide | exposure through radio brought them a contract with Ki |
| rrosive and volatile, and can result in fatal | exposure through inhalation or upon contact with the s |
| m's lead single "Again & Again" gaining heavy | exposure through MTV2, the band's mainstream rise gain |
| s Department of Labour restricts occupational | exposure through inhalation of chlorine dioxide to 0.1 |
| ts in the country and increase their national | exposure through a compilation album. |
| than to kill humans (300 PPM), as well as an | exposure time of many hours rather than only minutes. |
| r greater flexibility to change the aperture, | exposure time and/or blur of subject in different situ |
| escribe the electronic process of controlling | exposure time on a light sensor. |
| it over time, later extending his underwater | exposure time to over 4 hours. |
| ientifically useful images, each with a total | exposure time ranging from 134,900 seconds to 347,100 |
| e of view, a sharper picture, and reduces the | exposure time needed. |
| The total | exposure time is just under 1 million seconds, from 40 |
| Once | exposure time has exceeded about 1 second for film or |
| greater the loss of light (requiring a longer | exposure time). |
| age requires about 2 gigabytes of storage and | exposure times will be 30 to 60 seconds (good enough t |
| The | exposure times are relatively long, varying between 5- |
| on an adjustable camera that allows for long | exposure times under the direct control of the photogr |
| g, metal blade focal plane shutter supporting | exposure times of 1/1000 of a second to four seconds. |
| h low-intensity incoming light, requires long | exposure times, and is thus particularly sensitive to |
| improved camera with silent rotation and more | exposure times. |
| to accurately assess the effects of the long | exposure to space. |
| how organisms were affected by the years-long | exposure to the interplanetary environment. |
| ocal following in the Bay Area and gave radio | exposure to many Windham Hill artists as well as artis |
| psychological illness brought on by excessive | exposure to mercury(II) nitrate. |
| ived letters informing them of their possible | exposure to potentially harmful chemicals. |
| orming of birds with anthelmintics can reduce | exposure to the cecal nematode that carry the protozoa |
| Upon | exposure to alkali, the methyl ester is hydrolyzed to |
| h temperatures (ester thermolysis) or through | exposure to acids or bases (acid/base ester hydrolysis |
| As the | exposure to butadiene occurs at a higher level and for |
| cover issues of public concern without undue | exposure to suits for libel. |
| sites to particular uses in order to minimize | exposure to leftover contaminants on-site after the cl |
| us melanoma where he has the goal to evaluate | exposure to solar and artificial ultraviolet radiation |
| the vine rows run north-south to get maximum | exposure to the sun. |
| Worker | exposure to the chemical can be monitored by measureme |
| Exposure to Halon 1301 in the 5 to 7 percent range pro | |
| To give more | exposure to their work and try for a professional reco |
| pox, at first only men picked for their prior | exposure to the disease entered Boston under the comma |
| al health hazards include vermin infestation, | exposure to lead dust, damp living quarters, inadequat |
| However, | exposure to very high levels of testosterone and/or es |
| into question by research that suggests early | exposure to potential allergens does not increase the |
| o results from a 2010 study, higher levels of | exposure to manganese in drinking water are associated |
| pulmonary insufficiency and death (100% after | exposure to 50 gray of radiation), in a few months. |
| awareness of (or interest in) rock and roll: | exposure to the increasingly radical and innovative mu |
| Both conditions are caused by unprotected | exposure to the highly-concentrated ultraviolet and in |
| , 10 to as many as 30 hours after the initial | exposure to methanol, including blurring or complete l |
| active catalyst, but it becomes active after | exposure to hydrogen whereupon it converts to platinum |
| uried to prevent further deterioration due to | exposure to the elements. |
| ston University who is known for recommending | exposure to sunlight 2 to 3 times per week for photosy |
| njuries related to iridium concern accidental | exposure to radiation from 192Ir used in brachytherapy |
| There are scientists who believe that | exposure to Mycobacterium vaccae may work as an antide |
| He was deeply affected by his | exposure to the violence of war and the racism of boot |
| to shield nearby workers and bystanders from | exposure to the UV light from the electric arc. |
| Also, prolonged | exposure to large quantities of cheese mites (as well |
| Allergies, | exposure to environmental irritants, or a persistent i |
| on Agenda: A Strategic Blueprint for Reducing | Exposure to Media Violence in Canada, a report funded |
| Soybean oil will slowly harden on | exposure to air, forming a flexible, transparent, and |
| might have been caused or aggravated by their | exposure to chemical and biological agent loaded munit |
| Exposure to ochratoxins through diet can have can acut | |
| participation in human rights issues to their | exposure to Amnesty via The Secret Policeman's Ball sh |
| Exposure to higher levels of relative humidity during | |
| The effects of prolonged | exposure to the low-gravity of the moon, for example, |
| hese young children, this camp is their first | exposure to anyone from the other side and can be a ve |
| Swede's first | exposure to football came during his time at Waltham H |
| dfish, Fantails can be sensitive to prolonged | exposure to low water temperatures. |
| e danger to health by leaching, especially on | exposure to food in microwave ovens. |
| hrough Page Publications gave the band enough | exposure to support six national tours with opening sp |
| , protecting skin from the harmful effects of | exposure to sunlight. |
| ate 1970s, questions have been raised whether | exposure to ELF electric and magnetic fields (EMF) wit |
| It turns yellowish on | exposure to air and absorbs oxygen and carbon dioxide. |
| tidal mudflats with a maximum of 4 hours' and | exposure to air every 12 hours. |
| ajor medical problems arising from consistent | exposure to the landfill. |
| egal importance as cases of chronic workplace | exposure to hazards such as industrial noise, as in th |
| e outside their SAM defences would mean their | exposure to the Israeli Air Force, which the Egyptian |
| Her first | exposure to live opera, a Little Rock production of Di |
| coming in from San Pablo Bay, and more direct | exposure to sunlight. |
| a level roughly equivalent to that caused by | exposure to caffeic acid via dietary coffee intake. |
| ffects thas UCl3, it is important to minimize | exposure to this compound when possible. |
| cluding entering the concrete work force with | exposure to the industry early in their careers. |
| erceived direction of up during long duration | exposure to microgravity. |
| Under sustained | exposure to low-level treatment with alkylating mutage |
| SO2, and particulates), accidents and worker | exposure to dust. |
| st is ideal because it remains active even on | exposure to air, moisture, or most organic functional |
| vely soft and easily cut, but it hardens with | exposure to the air, and becomes about as hard as Port |
| st in acetic acid to the leuco dye 7 which on | exposure to hydrochloric acid eliminates aniline to th |
| killing a vampire, Teddy (Alexis Thorpe), by | exposure to sunlight. |
| idional constellations are not visible due to | exposure to daylight of the sun. |
| ion cameras and monitoring ionizing radiation | exposure to the crew within the orbiter cabin. |
| e, by extremely short (50 to 100 millisecond) | exposure to temperatures of about 900 degrees Celsius, |
| The early | exposure to the European society had drastically influ |
| That there was "no evidence to date that | exposure to explicit sexual materials plays a signific |
| His early | exposure to music came from the performances he used t |
| ated and converted back to simonkoellete upon | exposure to cool moist air (eq.4). |
| s a basic cash flow combined with an assessed | exposure to the spot market. |
| In high concentrations, | exposure to 1,2-DCE causes central nervous system depr |
| ising area for sailing yachts due to its open | exposure to the frequent swells of both the northern a |
| chestra) playing a key role in giving greater | exposure to Jamaican music in the 1960s and 1970s. |
| Prolonged | exposure to a substance |
| During this period he gained | exposure to continental European avant-garde photograp |
| Exposure to high amounts of aldicarb can cause weaknes | |
| s and protective long sleeve jackets to avoid | exposure to extreme heat and flames. |
| culosis he possibly contracted resulting from | exposure to poison gas. |
| Rapidly mutating due to | exposure to the virus, George, having become the Lifef |
| The result of an extraterrestrial virus's | exposure to a laser beam, Deoxys frequently appears ar |
| As a result of | exposure to the alien Dominators' "gene bomb", each of |
| ans cultures-an effect that was enhanced with | exposure to ultraviolet light. |
| emerged from an extraterrestrial virus after | exposure to a laser beam. |
| d by hearing loss due to age and/or prolonged | exposure to very loud noises. |
| ffered no damage as a result of its prolonged | exposure to space conditions. |
| t of film (or plate) from fogging or unwanted | exposure to light. |
| tic collisions with rain droplets and general | exposure to moist air at lower altitudes causes the ha |
| ceptive use and occupational or environmental | exposure to toxic substances; coordination of clinical |
| noted that her southern upbringing and early | exposure to Latin American culture influenced her lite |
| Vivianite darkens upon | exposure to oxygen. |
| Like Statesman's | exposure to the Well of the Furies, it has made also m |
| Exposure to large stadium crowds and the intensity of | |
| daban died following an accidental laboratory | exposure to an attenuated strain of Yersinia pestis, a |
| centa, and it has been detected in human milk | Exposure to children may be different than in adults b |
| This insures maximum | exposure to sunlight. |
| ressure conditions and reverts to goethite on | exposure to surface conditions. |
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