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| m for example, without needing to learn about | exposure settings and the effect they might have on ho |
| on the basis that it was the best accessible | exposure to Lower Greensand and Gault in the Leighton |
| njuries related to iridium concern accidental | exposure to radiation from 192Ir used in brachytherapy |
| An accidental | exposure showing the reseau crosses. |
| ers who goes on a rampage after an accidental | exposure to chemical gas left by the Japanese army in |
| In 1955, Jones died at 43 from accidental | exposure to poisonous carbon tetrachloride fumes from |
| who goes on a crime spree after an accidental | exposure to chemical gas. |
| e to prevent allergic reactions to accidental | exposure to peanuts, which is contained in many kinds |
| To avoid any accidental | exposure, they wore bikinis underneath the towels and |
| ut it would prevent reactions from accidental | exposure. |
| where the main subject was for more accurate | exposure. |
| from the film onto a sensor during the actual | exposure. |
| .'s lowest level of health concern, the Acute | Exposure Guideline Level-1 (AEGL-1) is 8.3 ppm, which |
| However, acute | exposure can lead to central nervous system depression |
| Acute | exposure to NMU in humans can result in skin and eye i |
| rmation about the effects of short, or acute, | exposure is needed. |
| companies that would like to have some added | exposure. |
| It received additional | exposure in China and abroad when Zhou Enlai used the |
| fect of darkening the regions with additional | exposure, while the use of a small wand to reduce the |
| y it is a difficult object, but with adequate | exposure, makes a striking image. |
| wever, are particularly affected by aflatoxin | exposure which leads to stunted growth and delayed dev |
| extraordinarily high tolerance for aflatoxin | exposure and rarely succumb to acute aflatoxicosis. |
| pulmonary insufficiency and death (100% after | exposure to 50 gray of radiation), in a few months. |
| active catalyst, but it becomes active after | exposure to hydrogen whereupon it converts to platinum |
| r can change many things about an image after | exposure. |
| emerged from an extraterrestrial virus after | exposure to a laser beam. |
| synapse rose to ten times normal levels after | exposure to AMPH. |
| oint of self-igniting or disintegrating after | exposure to air require alloying with other components |
| vi, 1900); 'On the Germination of Seeds after | Exposure to High Temperature' (notes from Botanical Sc |
| l in decontamination and neutralization after | exposure to tear gas. |
| they do not die until five to six days after | exposure, assuming they do not receive any other injur |
| D), an increased risk of hematotoxicity after | exposure to benzene, and susceptibility to various for |
| She died 23 October 1987, about a month after | exposure. |
| enium poisoning can occur several hours after | exposure, and may include stupor, nausea, severe hypot |
| e symptoms will disappear several weeks after | exposure is ceased. |
| ary edema was developed within 4-7 days after | exposure to feed with concentrations of FB1 >16 mg/kg |
| t in 1981 of swine with pulmonary edema after | exposure to corn contaminated with F.verticillioides. |
| After | exposure, the layer of collodion was through a complex |
| maternal antibodies are not yet present after | exposure. |
| n dogs have reported testicular atrophy after | exposure to 32 mg/kg bw/day for 90 days. |
| tain pink and then slate grey and black after | exposure to the air. |
| ed at the age of 31 from gas inhalation after | exposure to the explosion at a Cleveland Ohio clinic o |
| increase in the rate of photosynthesis after | exposure to light of wavelength 670 nm and 700 nm, res |
| nose, throat or skin irritation occurs after | exposure (accidentally / workplace) medical attention |
| aution is necessary with the oxide but, after | exposure to H2, the resulting platinum black can be py |
| which are placed on the contact layers after | exposure by photolithography and etching. |
| wing feeder (rain) roots within 3 hours after | exposure to the rain. |
| sible to enforce effective safeguards against | exposure to juveniles and to passersby. |
| of the pupils) may be an early sign of agent | exposure but is not usually used as the only indicator |
| of contaminated dust is a past and future air | exposure pathway. |
| ured on the track "NY3" on Fripp's solo album | Exposure. |
| cognitive) could arise from prenatal alcohol | exposure, the term Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, o |
| nited States of iodine-131 resulting from all | exposure routes from all atmospheric nuclear tests con |
| fore, it should not be allowed to dry and all | exposure to oxygen should be minimized. |
| Allergies, | exposure to environmental irritants, or a persistent i |
| On the north side is an | exposure of the Caerdion Syncline. |
| than to kill humans (300 PPM), as well as an | exposure time of many hours rather than only minutes. |
| The scale of these instruments show not an | exposure value but an aperture value to be set "uncoup |
| eral Health Minister Nicola Roxon released an | exposure draft of plain packaging legislation. |
| h-eastern shoreline of Daveys Bay features an | exposure of the Manyung Fault, part of the main Selwyn |
| Contact takes place at an | exposure surface over an exposure period. |
| The 65th Defendant: an | exposure of gangster crime and a social indictment (Lo |
| It is named after an | exposure at St. Louis, Missouri. |
| d Anna's theories, and authored the tract, An | Exposure of Fanaticism and Wickedness in response. |
| Any presence of these antibodies indicates an | exposure to these bacteria. |
| The Doppel-Sport had an | exposure of 3 cm x 8 cm. |
| The 200 ASA speed included an | exposure safety margin, but with improvements in light |
| It consists of an | exposure of a mineral vein in the valley of the Killho |
| nservation Review site because it contains an | exposure of Oolite, which shows a very clear example o |
| imately 16 days (374 h) in humans, and has an | exposure of 31-34% of the parent compound at steady st |
| collaboratively working on instilling both an | Exposure Action Value and an Exposure Limit Value simi |
| Crag Gill consists of an | exposure of late Namurian limestones, sandstones and s |
| An | exposure compensation dial allowed the photographer to |
| Symptoms of anatoxin | exposure are loss of coordination, muscular fasciculat |
| tidal mudflats with a maximum of 4 hours' and | exposure to air every 12 hours. |
| home in nearby Tappan and died of hunger and | exposure. |
| Good dynamic range and | exposure |
| age requires about 2 gigabytes of storage and | exposure times will be 30 to 60 seconds (good enough t |
| The R3 offered an electronic shutter and | exposure automation in a camera body which shared litt |
| istrative neglect, encroachment of slums, and | exposure to tidal erosion. |
| Brooks emphasizes preparation for college and | exposure to the business environment. |
| the winter of 1941-1942, rough conditions and | exposure to the elements caused acute health impairmen |
| aluative, center-weighted, partial, spot) and | exposure compensation of -2 EV to +2 EV in steps of 1/ |
| ency has not determined what contaminants and | exposure risks are at the facility, but has determined |
| liabilities leading to improved stability and | exposure levels in animals. |
| oup a much needed boost in terms of sales and | exposure. |
| uises, infections, sprains, dislocations, and | exposure were reported by area doctors, raising concer |
| een identified as carcinogenic to humans, and | exposure to high levels of inorganic arsenic has been |
| It offers educational workshops and | exposure to major outlets. |
| January 1784, by which time deprivations and | exposure had further reduced the garrison to 856 men f |
| ed up by a boat, Thomas soon died of cold and | exposure. |
| r music has enjoyed international release and | exposure to some extent. |
| ceived during Grant's Vicksburg campaign, and | exposure incident to Sherman's march to the sea, and i |
| His contributions to the understanding and | exposure of Chinese culture to the Brazilian people we |
| On the forefront of increasing awareness and | exposure for volleyball, Wise has ushered in a philoso |
| ementation is that the camera's autofocus and | exposure systems are fully functional and there is no |
| operation, culture, leadership, patience, and | exposure to leading figures. |
| Graflex Crown Graphic press camera and | exposure meter. |
| The increase in temperature and | exposure of the uranium metal fuel to the coolant even |
| nal audience through artist word-of-mouth and | exposure in such publications as BBC Music Magazine an |
| h this new found international experience and | exposure, Fountain was hired by Peter Moores, the ECB |
| avalanche risk due to the slabby terrain and | exposure. |
| ne wine with little extraction from color and | exposure to air. |
| TopCoder events to gain credibility with and | exposure to talented developers. |
| US and Germany both in quality of output and | exposure in the media and Rather Death ... was widely |
| Due to warfare and | exposure to infectious diseases after European contact |
| Feather wear and | exposure to the sun can produce changes in the apparen |
| es arising from the road's high elevation and | exposure to severe winter weather. |
| study the effects of space debris impacts and | exposure to the space environment on a variety of mate |
| ndy soil with moderate levels of moisture and | exposure to full sun. |
| e was, for example, no manual focus ring, and | exposure was computer controlled with a limited range |
| ood fortune to receive his early training and | exposure to the Classical arts from Smt. Rukmini Devi |
| ry high (7000 Gray) levels of gamma-rays, and | exposure to vacuum. |
| ystem for its ability to verify the focus and | exposure. |
| number of DBPs in a water sample are high and | exposure surrogates such as monitoring data of a speci |
| sycho-acoustics, poison gas, ingestion of and | exposure to sea water, temperature extremes, climate, |
| tos, Jewish children died from starvation and | exposure as well as lack of adequate clothing and shel |
| maintenance and security, natural aging, and | exposure to the elements. |
| tropical sun, two crewmen died of thirst and | exposure. |
| alts increase the blood coagulation rate, and | exposure to cerium salts can cause sensitivity to heat |
| Yellowing is caused by both bromine and | exposure to UV light. |
| oad, with roadies, groupies, opening acts and | exposure to more drugs and alcohol, in order to promot |
| nd of Standard English, through schooling and | exposure to official culture and mass media; their rec |
| e town, and has gained him worl wide fans and | exposure. |
| for the ruins, they suffered from neglect and | exposure for a number of years, until efforts were fin |
| ment and/or family violence victimization and | exposure, often with related psychiatric sequelae (i.e |
| Encounters with Europeans and | exposure to infectious disease caused the deaths of th |
| ely written, after his prolonged study of and | exposure to this relentless and unmitigated sleaze, by |
| nsion culminates to a wave of harsh words and | exposure of true feelings that change their mother-dau |
| Because of the anime | exposure, the Jet Robo received several more toys in J |
| ose metabolism in response to NMDA antagonist | exposure. |
| clinical and immunologic responses to anthrax | exposure. |
| wo local postal workers who died from anthrax | exposure. |
| e has been small enough that their anti-trust | exposure has been substantially less than that of Micr |
| found no association between anticholinergic | exposure and risk of developing tardive dyskinesia, al |
| rtz often found themselves scrambling for any | exposure or opportunities to perform. |
| She is a ghost, and any | exposure to the sun will make her disappear, as she ex |
| h the effects of radium carefully avoided any | exposure to it themselves; chemists at the plant used |
| leged financial peril, and the absence of any | exposure of the elderly residents to transfer trauma. |
| r greater flexibility to change the aperture, | exposure time and/or blur of subject in different situ |
| ported, but only Manual and Aperture-Priority | exposure programs are available, using centre-weighted |
| Arctic | Exposure (2007) USA |
| Organic arsenic | exposure can occur by eating food. |
| Through Art (DCTA) is China Institute's arts | exposure program, designed to introduce students to Ch |
| d be drunk soon after the bottle is opened as | exposure to air can cause them to lose their flavour w |
| heating or under alkaline conditions such as | exposure to sodium hydroxide) into single stranded DNA |
| effect of an environmental condition, such as | exposure to a teratogen, is used in conjunction with a |
| known as highest level of survival or HLS) as | exposure leads to death. |
| s which cause the formation of 4-HNE (such as | exposure to hydrogen peroxide, ultraviolet light, heat |
| on change is more likely to occur, however as | exposure to boiling water for 30 straight minutes only |
| eo directed by a young Spike Jonze as well as | exposure on MTV's Beavis and Butt-Head and heavy natio |
| for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) as | exposure to airborne contaminants that is "likely to c |
| e is thought to have contracted from asbestos | exposure on building sites while working for his fathe |
| o cover commercial claims related to asbestos | exposure and pollution, years after the original polic |
| roton plant, a shrub found in Southeast Asia, | exposure to which provokes a poison ivy-like rash. |
| s a basic cash flow combined with an assessed | exposure to the spot market. |
| These effects generally occur at | exposure levels that are much higher than the backgrou |
| d as "not likely" to be a human carcinogen at | exposure levels associated with agricultural use. |
| mise water damage from short term atmospheric | exposure during beamsplitter swapouts. |
| n indication of oxidation due to atomospheric | exposure or fungal decomposition during deposition. |
| enjoyed more television and national audience | exposure than any other band in the South. |
| Auto | Exposure Lock: By pressing AE/AF-L button |
| add the possibility of shutter-priority auto | exposure mode by setting the lens's aperture ring to ' |
| will not autofocus or may not have full auto | exposure capabilities. |
| Shutter Bias Mode - Automatic | exposure mode incorporating the ability to select the |
| the smallest 35 mm rangefinder with automatic | exposure control and manual override. |
| pus OM-3 is a manual camera without automatic | exposure modes, and an entirely mechanical shutter. |
| cal cameras without TTL metering or automatic | exposure. |
| terfaces for through-the-lens (TTL) automatic | exposure and automatic zoom to match lens focal length |
| ur of Ramtronics for engineering an automatic | exposure control for printing-machine lamps. |
| nd electronic contacts to allow for automatic | exposure in all modes, including in camera models that |
| The automatic | exposure system compensates for changes in light level |
| posing and pre-focusing mean "using automatic | exposure and autofocus, then fixing the settings so th |
| t-in electronic flash, and a simple automatic | exposure system which selected between two shutter spe |
| The camera's available | exposure modes out of the box were Program (using a 2- |
| A TWA is the average | exposure over a specified period of time, usually a no |
| s and protective long sleeve jackets to avoid | exposure to extreme heat and flames. |
| and protective long sleeve jackets, to avoid | exposure to extreme heat and flames. |
| Patients are advised to avoid | exposure to sunlight and sunlamps, and use sunscreen w |
| luded headlining performances, "opening band" | exposure opportunities, and high profile appearances a |
| as recorded the following year and the band's | exposure continued to grow. |
| y the special task force, including beatings, | exposure to extreme cold, threats of death, humiliatio |
| The nickname arose because | exposure to TNT can turn the skin orange-yellow (and c |
| r hand fires a low-intensity pre-flash before | exposure, and meters the reflected light through the c |
| the client to the stimuli, in this case being | exposure to blood, injury, and injections, and repeat |
| alluvial sandstones which represents the best | exposure of Upper Carboniferous rocks in the Avonmouth |
| adequate studies of the relationship between | exposure to NNN and human cancer have been reported, t |
| azine (UDMH), had found a correlation between | exposure to the chemicals and cancerous tumors in lab |
| Larry's biggest | exposure came in 1982, with the smash success of a rec |
| sampling instruments, bioaerosols, biological | exposure indices, computer, industrial ventilation, in |
| substances and physical agents and Biological | Exposure Indices (BEIs). |
| Because of concerns over BPA | exposure, Japanese manufacturers voluntarily replaced |
| nd Sara Bareilles helped the album gain broad | exposure, even without a traditional marketing budget. |
| inion pieces published in Newsweek gave broad | exposure to her thoughts on race and class in the Unit |
| several made-for-TV movies, Kelly's broadest | exposure came from her roles in situation comedies, fi |
| ntists have investigated whether bromomethane | exposure was linked to the death of four New Zealand p |
| It is the first camera with built-in | exposure meter, capable of measuring the light through |
| and built-in | exposure metering and pop-up flash. |
| /150 second X-sync speed and support for bulb | exposure. |
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