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| rmine a shutter speed, without risking a poor | exposure. |
| A laneside | exposure of the Hastings Beds Group here shows 5 m of |
| However, a short | exposure of green rust to atmospheric oxygen is suffic |
| be set to Infinity, and there will be a long | exposure, so keep the camera on a tripod or steady sur |
| ic borrowings were not the result of a direct | exposure of Ottoman Turkish to Arabic, a fact that is |
| ricksonian techniques should be given a wider | exposure. |
| 1984 saw a greater | exposure for the band throughout Europe with the video |
| a streptococcal infection or indicate a past | exposure to streptococci. |
| It is a tor | exposure of quartz-topaz-tourmaline rocks that has bee |
| 5mm film to produce 69 stereo pairs from a 36 | exposure roll of film. |
| It has a 35mm f/2 lens, and a CdS | exposure meter allowing automatic or manual exposure. |
| A short-term | exposure limit is one that addresses the average expos |
| A single | exposure therefore corresponds to a patchy "paw print" |
| ction to be frozen multiple times in a single | exposure. |
| ting in a widening of the river and a further | exposure of the braid bar. |
| In this way it can get 96 shots from a 24 | exposure roll of film. |
| greater the loss of light (requiring a longer | exposure time). |
| and other work where it can be given a pushed | exposure index between 1600 and 25000. |
| s of voting patterns found that a candidate's | exposure has a strong effect on the number of votes th |
| f overlying younger rocks to reveal a limited | exposure of the older underlying rocks. |
| ientifically useful images, each with a total | exposure time ranging from 134,900 seconds to 347,100 |
| The Inhuman Gorgon was subjected to a second | exposure while imprisoned, which increased his strengt |
| stinguish a particular odor after a prolonged | exposure to that airborne compound. |
| A recommended | exposure limit (REL) is an occupational exposure limit |
| formation, nor even knowledge, but a lifelong | exposure to the sacred texts and an ongoing dialogue w |
| ated in the eastern edge of a Mesoproterozoic | exposure within the Llano Uplift. |
| ncluding a Jungian psychoanalysis and a first | exposure to research with Irwin Feinberg. |
| This resulted in a linear | exposure latitude equivalent to more than 13 stops. |
| Residue depth (RD) is a solvent | exposure measure that describes to what extent a resid |
| The gorge provides a valuable | exposure of rock strata as old as 100 million years sh |
| with a concise | exposure of Mr. R. F. Quigley's errors and controversi |
| more repeatable, and poses less of a chemical | exposure risk to people. |
| toms of HA and unexplained fever after a tick | exposure should receive empiric doxycycline therapy wh |
| ere are many methods for monitoring a persons | exposure to inhalation risks, the most common is to us |
| ts, and clapboards graduated from a 23⁄4-inch | exposure at the foundation, to a typical 41⁄4-inch exp |
| ted term - buttock cleavage - implies a minor | exposure of the buttocks and the gluteal cleft between |
| covered with vegetation typical of a northern | exposure boreal forest - thick moss, spruce, and small |
| The primary grades begin a thorough | exposure to Integrated Language Arts activities throug |
| ng zones around nuclear power plants: a plume | exposure pathway zone with a radius of 10 miles (16 km |
| served from June to December 2004 for a total | exposure of ~40 h live-time with the High Energy Stere |
| zation (promotion of flowering by a prolonged | exposure to cold temperatures) record a genetic memory |
| e in hopes of getting enough light for a good | exposure. |
| in high risk patients result in a significant | exposure to DEHP and concludes there is still a reason |
| acle, Ballantine's main indicator of a medium | exposure in the mid-littoral zone. |
| A single | exposure, even though relatively large, may not produc |
| articular area for a longer time, like a long | exposure on a camera. |
| o be light and transparent and provide a good | exposure of the office space. |
| Abhayavardhana's first | exposure to radical politics was the Bracegirdle incid |
| xplores feelings and beliefs about children's | exposure to adult sexuality and challenges society's g |
| Nervous about indecent | exposure, she does not try her powers as an Ultimate G |
| daban died following an accidental laboratory | exposure to an attenuated strain of Yersinia pestis, a |
| ision in 1954 and, in 1956, achieved national | exposure when they reached the finals of CBC Televisio |
| R.A.G.E. - Radiotherapy Action Group | Exposure, is an organisation supporting and campaignin |
| active catalyst, but it becomes active after | exposure to hydrogen whereupon it converts to platinum |
| oad, with roadies, groupies, opening acts and | exposure to more drugs and alcohol, in order to promot |
| 8,000 copies with little to no advertising or | exposure. |
| Only Program AE (Auto | Exposure) mode was available on the T50, in line with |
| n 1956 in the wake of the "Crabb Affair", the | exposure of which had damaged Soviet-British relations |
| The type of food does not affect the | exposure to etravirine. |
| After this | exposure, the song peaked at number three on the Billb |
| would result in death within months after the | exposure. |
| Hackmanite before (top) and after (bottom) | exposure to UV |
| Kelly had committed suicide after his | exposure as the source for a controversial report by f |
| It is named after an | exposure at St. Louis, Missouri. |
| lm Yankee Squadron, reputedly after following | exposure to classic aviation drama through making an a |
| In August 1876, soon after the | exposure of the killings of up to 15,000 Bulgarians th |
| their properties before and after radioactive | exposure. |
| and they all had normal blood tests after the | exposure. |
| Thompson died shortly after from | exposure, hunger and exhaustion and Yates managed to m |
| to the effects of a substance after repeated | exposure. |
| escent module might fail to work after direct | exposure to space, that the heat shield might be compr |
| ntre of massive industry scandals after their | exposure of wide-scale treatments of high profile gems |
| After one | exposure the toxicity of coumatetralyl is relatively l |
| ccessfully remade itself, but, after repeated | exposure disappoints one with its inflexibility." |
| After the | exposure Sky High provided, 2006 saw her forge a profe |
| d to unconsciousness and coma after prolonged | exposure. |
| SLES can also cause irritation after extended | exposure. |
| are expected to take precautions against such | exposure. |
| He zealously protests against the | exposure of children as an unnatural custom, and at ev |
| ants (smoke, particles, noise) and is aged by | exposure to UV light. |
| maintenance and security, natural aging, and | exposure to the elements. |
| However it fades faster than alizarin on | exposure to sunlight. |
| idered good practice to avoid all unnecessary | exposure to Halon 1301, and to limit exposures to conc |
| gher rate of birth defects, and alleging that | exposure to the toxic waste was the likely cause of th |
| ed into the plasma membrane, allowing surface | exposure and intimin binding. |
| a small skirt-panel attached, to almost full | exposure, as in the case of the thong bikini. |
| the frame and the F80S which can also imprint | exposure data between frames in addition to the date i |
| They have also had | exposure on BBC Radio 2 from both Dermot O'Leary and S |
| lented, but virtual unknowns, were also given | exposure to a large audience. |
| Ducking and covering would also reduce | exposure to the gamma rays. |
| The song also enjoyed | exposure on United States college radio. |
| The label has also given | exposure to relatively new artists in the hardcore sce |
| d-coming musicians and bands have also gained | exposure via the station, and the NE1fm archive previo |
| t Amaringo's career as a healer also received | exposure. |
| Also, prolonged | exposure to large quantities of cheese mites (as well |
| n the blood is proportionate to the amount of | exposure to tobacco smoke, so it is a valuable indicat |
| disease increases depending on the amount of | exposure to it. |
| s a basic cash flow combined with an assessed | exposure to the spot market. |
| 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 |
| The site has an excellent | exposure of an irregular unconformity surface lying be |
| The site is notable for an unusual | exposure of the Kimmeridge Clay formation. |
| who goes on a crime spree after an accidental | exposure to chemical gas. |
| ur of Ramtronics for engineering an automatic | exposure control for printing-machine lamps. |
| r) and Inger Lise Lien (mother), had an early | exposure to entrepreneurship. |
| by ministers of the Salvation Army, an early | exposure to the brass band sounds of the Army Band, as |
| in music was the logical outcome of an early | exposure at Dorkay House to the likes of Abdullah Ibra |
| meters measure an individual's or an object's | exposure to something in the environment - particularl |
| usable with the Program and Shutter-Priority | exposure programs (though it is possible to use them i |
| Lourdes enjoyed huge popularity and media | exposure during the 1980's and 1970's across every med |
| awareness of (or interest in) rock and roll: | exposure to the increasingly radical and innovative mu |
| raves and great national press and television | exposure, the group split apart due to drug problems a |
| allows separate measurement of beta and gamma | exposure, and estimation of energy spectra. |
| lso be accumulated from sub-acute and chronic | exposure due to "professional handling"; symptoms incl |
| SO2, and particulates), accidents and worker | exposure to dust. |
| tic collisions with rain droplets and general | exposure to moist air at lower altitudes causes the ha |
| noted that her southern upbringing and early | exposure to Latin American culture influenced her lite |
| Because of this national and international | exposure, the band would sell ten thousand copies of T |
| research relating to environmental and human | exposure, hazard, and risk of use and applications of |
| ing reunited with her lover Scitalce, and the | exposure of the villainy of his rival Sibari. |
| shutter priority (S) auto-exposure and manual | exposure control. |
| ported, but only Manual and Aperture-Priority | exposure programs are available, using centre-weighted |
| The plants need well drained soil and sunny | exposure. |
| up, the result of bitter family feuds and the | exposure of illicit relationships... |
| use the white smoke was easily visible and BZ | exposure was simple to prevent; a few layers of cloth |
| defining and mitigating | exposure of natural hazards on humans |
| The height and the | exposure of the road over the Woodhead Pass creates pr |
| ly due to the large volumes and international | exposure of its flagship wine brand Jacob's Creek. |
| ked with trinitrotoluene (TNT), and prolonged | exposure to the sulfur turned the women's skin a yello |
| e more common of the two, coming in 24 and 36 | exposure rolls of 35 mm and 120 as well as 50 and 100 |
| of Risk Oversight of Real Estate and Mortgage | Exposure for Citibank. |
| and built-in | exposure metering and pop-up flash. |
| in 1930 that generated 26 indictments and its | exposure earned a Pulitzer Prize for the Atlanta Const |
| Arts, Intersection for the Arts, and Southern | Exposure. |
| The height and the | exposure of the road often creates problems during poo |
| he wake of both the Watergate scandal and the | exposure of COINTELPRO, the Church Committee was forme |
| exposed to a sufficiently large and sustained | exposure fire, the fire retardant fabrics will burn vi |
| es Act 1988 - Section 5 - 'wilful and obscene | exposure' - penalty six months |
| There have been some 6, 8, 10, and 15 | exposure rolls given away as samples, sometimes in dis |
| the back and the body of the camera, and the | exposure number window on the back of the camera. |
| substances and physical agents and Biological | Exposure Indices (BEIs). |
| It is a cumulative poison, and repeated | exposure may lead to anemia, kidney damage, eyesight d |
| o transmission efficiencies and environmental | exposure levels. |
| She is a ghost, and any | exposure to the sun will make her disappear, as she ex |
| n, Westerdal Text and Art Direction and Wolff | Exposure Design. |
| improved camera with silent rotation and more | exposure times. |
| for the treatment of any disease and chronic | exposure to small doses of chlorine dioxide could caus |
| everely restricted by extremes of cold and by | exposure to wind, typical of alpine tundra and subanta |
| energy available at the time, and first-hand | exposure to a variety of nuclear reactor designs inclu |
| fore, it should not be allowed to dry and all | exposure to oxygen should be minimized. |
| ally regarded as safe with local and systemic | exposure. |
| ion mechanisms including dark color and solar | exposure positions, both allowed only because of chemi |
| t often considered contaminated and unusable: | Exposure to the by-products of the chemical reaction r |
| Repeated and concentrated | exposure to any of these chemicals may contribute to a |
| eing subjected to a very heavy fire and great | exposure and danger. |
| due to adverse effects of maternal and fetal | exposure to the effluent and emissions of the nearby c |
| o Colon Garcia, was a boxing champion and his | exposure to the glorification of the body through boxi |
| 1 explored the effects of pre- and post-natal | exposure to high doses of octyl methoxycinnamate in ra |
| Television, radio, newspaper and magazine | exposure increased the number of interested hurlers, a |
| lingering effects of his wounds and prolonged | exposure in the field. |
| I., Bret Maverick, Quantum Leap, and Northern | Exposure. |
| eving commercial chart success and widespread | exposure. |
| serve fabrics from weather, mildew and marine | exposure. |
| His travels and his | exposure to different political ideas caused MacLennan |
| d by hearing loss due to age and/or prolonged | exposure to very loud noises. |
| ized remains of ancient plants and animals by | exposure to high heat and pressure in the absence of o |
| To avoid any accidental | exposure, they wore bikinis underneath the towels and |
| ous, Program shift, Aperture-Priority, Manual | exposure; Scene: Text, Sound; Motion |
| risons and realize how vulnerable they are to | exposure and the destruction of their vaulted and very |
| d average (TWA), although some are short-term | exposure limits (STEL) or ceiling limits. |
| hypobaric atmospheric pressures and are given | exposure to the microgravity of space flight. |
| Proponents of the addiction model argued that | exposure to kinky sexual practices by means of pornogr |
| An example of Berkson error arises in | exposure assessment in epidemiological studies. |
| The nickname arose because | exposure to TNT can turn the skin orange-yellow (and c |
| The scandal revolved around the | exposure of an East German spy within the West German |
| As the | exposure to butadiene occurs at a higher level and for |
| than to kill humans (300 PPM), as well as an | exposure time of many hours rather than only minutes. |
| New Hampshire has been described as "Northern | Exposure with middle-aged angst and populated with the |
| nds reach a wider audience, as well as giving | exposure to more alternative national and internationa |
| under UV light and heat, as well as chlorine | exposure, making them useless for open attacks and the |
| esponse to the stimulus provided (such as gas | exposure, light intensity or ambient temperature) is n |
| ing of action potentials as well as prolonged | exposure to neurotransmitters at neuromuscular junctio |
| nd Metallic Sonatas for labels such as Forced | Exposure, Majora and VHF. |
| ic modes the camera determines all aspects of | exposure, choosing exposure parameters according to th |
| minimizing human health risks associated with | exposure to hazardous substances. |
| Contact takes place at an | exposure surface over an exposure period. |
| such as liver and intestine disorder at high | exposure in test animals (just below LD50 level). |
| blic health interventions aimed at decreasing | exposure to secondhand smoke." |
| nling weight have been observed, also at high | exposure. |
| n dogs have reported testicular atrophy after | exposure to 32 mg/kg bw/day for 90 days. |
| and requires immediate medical attention upon | exposure. |
| ry time, who were known to the author through | exposure or the work of previous authors. |
| ementation is that the camera's autofocus and | exposure systems are fully functional and there is no |
| Program "PA" Flash - Automatic flash | exposure for wider than usual apertures, designed for |
| Program "PD" Flash - Automatic flash | exposure utilizing smaller than usual apertures, desig |
| the latter lacked the fully automatic Program | exposure mode. |
| A "Bulb" mode is also available, for | exposure as long as the shutter button is depressed. |
| By their estimate "the average pre-schooler's | exposure was estimated to result in a cancer risk 240 |
| the Soviet government tried to avert negative | exposure by means of propaganda. |
| h the effects of radium carefully avoided any | exposure to it themselves; chemists at the plant used |
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