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The developing organs of a fetus or child are the most likely to be sensitive to any possible effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields.

Some opportunities may present themselves to make money, gain exposure, or get experience in ways that you had not considered or planned.

The market had quite simply bought the rumour and, up to its eyeballs in fixed income exposure, sold the fact.

Acceptable neutrals and good color rendition are obtained upon exposure of the film to any one of a variety of illuminants.

Mr Gao said that the fund did not want to see the market fall , but had a duty to manage its exposure to equities .

Vatican officials have no doubt found the exposure of such internal dissent acutely embarrassing.

None of these submissions will ever make it to the front page and they'll never get any type of exposure.

Avoid sun exposure. Keep the tattooed area out of the sun for at least a few weeks.

The taxpayer has no exposure to CIT through the TLGP debt, possibly a reason why the lender has been left to struggle so long.

However, if a child could pick up the language merely by exposure he would be considered a real prodigy.

Mr. Greenberg said the amount of exposure AIG faced under the contracts when he left was beside the point.

She accepted that she would be called to account, and simply did not wish to endure further exposure.

Yes, I'd like to see the picture on my Northern Exposure DVD totally full frame rather than with a bit of edge cropping.

Etching the surface of germanium layer could decrease the dark current and increase the responsivity under the visible light exposure.

Exposure to cats may raise a question of cat-scratch fever in a patient who presents with unilateral lymphadenopathy of an extremity.

Reasonable duct design to the glass tube and rapid cooling, easy to use continuous exposure, can greatly increase the work efficiency.

However, because PE teachers out of years of exposure and a gentle temperament, an impression or a more solid man.

Anyone's risk for cancer depends on many factors, from genetic makeup to the amount and length of time of an exposure.

For animals, vaccines are usually effective to stave off the virus, while humans can start prophylaxis within a week of exposure.

There is a great different between exposure of the mind and that of the body.

She fled for refuge, as it were, to the public exposure, and dreaded the moment when its protection should be withdrawn from her.

In Canon cameras, the histogram is shown in the main photo review screen, together with a small preview of the photo and the exposure data.

The gastrointestinal tract is usually contracted with spinal and epidural anesthesia, facilitating exposure of the surgical site.

Yes, that was what she had been fighting for, but she was not willing to earn victory at the price of exposure as an illiterate.

To help reduce your risk exposure, the first step is for you to believe you need this sort of program.

This study was designed to investigate the beneficial effect of caffeine at a dose comparable to that of human exposure in a model of PD.

There have been reports of poultry die off in her village and the case is reported to have had exposure to sick poultry.

Exposure to a gas leak in an abandoned mine induced a former Army Air Corps officer to lapse into a form of suspended animation.

Addressing every potential data quality exposure in the solution is often an overwhelming task.

the tea leaves out on the sun exposure can be used for several times with good results.

Eventually, you will have a clear map of your exposure and be able to see where to apply exceptional skills or effort.

He gave warning that Lehman, with its trillions of dollars of debt and high exposure to mortgage-backed securities, was at risk.

and has learned herself some exposure to the sun each day (10-20 minutes is all that is necessary).

With a little time and exposure, you'll find that this new design works for you, not against you.

Many people are eager to improve the appearance of skin damaged by years of sunbathing or other exposure to the sun.

Tests performed during an investigation to determine the source of exposure found a duck positive for bird flu in the woman's household.

By selling their US Treasury bonds, China would have to take on riskier assets at a time when China is trying to cut its exposure to risk.

novels or movie actress to dress like a man, without exception are always actor unintentionally in her chest a grasp, and exposure identity.

Risk exposure: How much risk is involved in moving the applications to cloud?

The Internet increases the availability of harmful, problematic and illegal content, but does not always increase minors' exposure.

The key is to start with something in the range above and to take a few test shots to see how the exposure works.

But 20 millisieverts a year is at the top of an internationally set range for safety in long-term-exposure situations.

To prepare for the next exposure, the front curtain returns to its normal closed position.

For one, childrens exposure to bacteria is often significantly higher than that of adults, especially children in daycare or preschool.

Noisy day in the city only a variety of light exposure, the flash, the pulse seems to beat it.

I have seen it a few times before and it was always (WRONGLY) claimed as being the longest exposure in photographic history.

How much asbestos exposure will cause Mesothelioma?

Besser said officials had not found common exposure or behavior among the eight U. S. patients.

There is a great difference between exposure of the mind and that of the body. William Hazlitt, British critic and essayist.

We clarified above that a mediation used for service exposure can only manipulate the non-semantic characteristics of an interaction.

Fortunately, 8 seconds is plenty of time for a shot like this, as long as you begin the exposure when the traffic is moving.

The man is not clear and is slightly blurred (no doubt due to the long exposure required).

Investigations into the source of his infection indicate similar environmental exposure as his mother.

And no, at the trial Hanna did not weigh exposure as an illiterate against exposure as a criminal.

The incubation period is usually a few hours to five days after exposure for bacterial diarrhoea and one to two days for viral diarrhoea.

As a collateral benefit, the U. S. Treasury would save a great deal of money on its exposure to AIG.

The first was the bank's focus on traders' net exposure, the difference between the portfolios that are being arbitraged.

"Most people say you have to be nuts to attempt a year-long exposure of the sun, " di Cicco wrote on the TWAN astrophotography website.

The investigation found a history of exposure to dead chickens in his home within the week prior to symptom onset.

After only a short exposure to sunlight he began to turn red.

How much surprise, truth exposure and anonymity of players plays in these games with cabal?

As a result, it is virtually impossible for investors to understand how much exposure an institution really has to the subprime markets.

he said, adding that the private bank had not told clients to reduce their equity exposure.

They believe that their health problems are the result of years of exposure to fine cotton dust.

So what sort of new rule of law can we figure out to fit the P. L. A. to such new exposure?

"We spent the weekend just going over our exposure to the local banks, " said the regional head of a top international bank.

The invention provides a method for replacing a mask for improving the yield of a novel mask replaced by an old mask for exposure.

Even so, there was no way that Governor Spitzer's political career could survive the exposure of his secret life.

Addiction is characterized by a long-lasting risk of relapse, which is often initiated by exposure to drug-related cues.

However, coping strategies do not seem to reduce the influence of such exposure on trauma-related morbidities .

Jadeite jewelry is decorous, if the symbol of the holy oil, long-term exposure to it is easily smeary adhere to the surface, influence.

If the exposure had been put off for another year, I dare say quite a few people would have been affected.

Exposure of inner soil of the slope and appearance of new cracks on the slope are early signs of a landslide. Keep away from such slopes.

The exposure of the company files has contributed to Trafigura's climbdown after three years of bitterly contested legal battles.

But 3. 8 billon years of exposure to space had smeared it out over a few hundred meters.

Repeated exposure to the sun throughout life can result in liver spots, which are basically permanent freckles that do not fade away.

Most of the artists have had little exposure outside of Australia, however, making the show a way of raising their profiles as well.

Health officials concluded that she had been infected through exposure to her sister or another student--a secondary infection.

Technicians who have not been evacuated face an escalating exposure, and will have to be replaced if the fight is to go on.

Exposure to the sun will not cause these drapes to fade: they are made of a color-fast synthetic material.

Put my mind like a movie, as the war appeared to exposure to various people.

The department concerned shall, after receiving the said report, letter of exposure, or accusation, handle the matter in a timely manner.

His eyes in the light of the exposure, become gray, not black eyes, and the secret to a gray.

Unlike most of its European competitors, the company has an undiluted exposure to the top end of luxury.

Both findings should be balanced in terms of the skin cancer risks of exposure to the sun, experts cautioned.

If further sun exposure is avoided, the rash settles in a few days and is gone without a trace within a couple of weeks.

CM contracts at- risk where your firm 's financial responsibility and exposure are similar to that of a general contractor .

He said that other countries like France and Germany had already issued recommendations to limit exposure to electromagnetic fields.

"However, smaller carriers are more open to the concept, as are carriers with a high exposure to the spot market, " he said.

"As the company has had more exposure and visibility, I have had to realize that more people take what I say seriously, " he says.

In that study, an armpit extract from male donors was also used to test whether exposure to it had any effect in its own right.

A good and easy to remember domain name increases the exposure of your company on Internet and thus has better promotional effect.

Lucy : That's a good idea. We really need more exposure to the international market. All of our sales seem to come from companies in Asia.

As a result of that media exposure, Mr. Rosenblat wrote, Ms. Winfrey invited him on the show.

Many companies were scrambling to figure out how much exposure they have to such hidden bottlenecks.

We also found that the more sophisticated the exposure assessment, the less likely it was that an effect would be reported.

Multinationals benefiting from China's growth have long been a safer way for global investors to gain at least some indirect China exposure.

Such consistent exposure may explain in part why the U. S. teen pregnancy rate is double that of other industrialized nations.

And what about a guide to the media exposure how much work day?

Pryrates tilted his body a little to the side, as if narrowing his exposure to the hooded thing.

Scientists must then determine how much exposure to pollutants is harmful.

If you answered yes to any of those questions, exposure to technology may be slowly reshaping your personality.

Reserve holders must be scratching their heads at whether this sort of exposure is prudent.

Goldman said that it had "no material exposure" to AIG, that it held cash collateral as well as hedged positions.

Explanation: You could be the first person ever to take a real single-exposure image like this.

The last source is drying up a bit, as banks are saddled with high exposure to the sector already and are trying to decrease it.

I do not believe she would be happy about the exposure of that dark corner of her life . . . in the course of this trial.

Whir to the north wind blowing, cold shivering him, as if exposure to a dark ri big icehouse.

General Use: Use of a respirator* with a dust filter is recommended when exposure to metal fluorides is possible.

More over, with examples of authentic yellow tea becoming increasingly rare, few consumers have had enough exposure to tell the difference.

Lampdimming used for too long has been a decline in the rate cut will run the exposure.

We're going to focus on shade-loving and shade-tolerant plants since your cubicle has no windows or sun exposure to speak of.

In contrast to the violet CTp needed correction, and processing have to be very careful to avoid exposure.

The researchers said they do not know how prenatal exposure to phthalates may lead to behavioral problems.

The Chernobyl disaster still has much to tell us about the long-term risks of low-level radiation exposure.

This form of vitamin D is created in small pockets along the skin and catalyzed through exposure to the sun.

Finally, they show that sponsorship effects can persist for as long as a year despite day-to-day exposure to other brand communications.

Brand advertising is inherently about leaving an impression on a consumer, and thus about some sort of exposure.

If breastfeeding is continued, her exposure is at least partially neutralised by the antibodies in your milk.

Exposure Latitude: Degree to which film can be underexposed or overexposed and still yield satisfactory results.

Around 15000 NTD, all necessary household appliances, an air conditioner, and Northern-Southern exposure would be best.

This exposure can be reduced by an appropriate configuration of the time-out settings, but an element of risk is introduced.

EFSA stressed that it is not known at the moment whether such theoretical high level exposure scenarios could occur in Europe.

"Public morals are declining day by day. " Such is the correct exposure of the dark side of our society.

Captured using a long exposure lens, the trails are created as the Earth rotates, giving the impression of the stars moving across the sky.

My mother had a good understanding what exposure would do for her children, and she tried to expose us to things.

The bank might already have had a full exposure to property in Texas but didn't know.

The multichannel digital shutter velocity tester is mainly used in measuring the exposure time of a camera curtain shutter.

Body Writing has become a characteristic of female sexual exposure and extreme exhibitions, and turns out to be a commercial activity.

I've taken sun shots before, with and without lens shading, and the glasses seem to help exposure.

Investors just have to be comfortable with a greater emerging markets exposure, which of course could add some volatility to the fund.

Among the 42 neuropsychological outcomes, we detected only a few significant associations with exposure to mercury from thimerosal .

The exposure to DOS attacks is usually shrugged off as the cost of doing business .

The book is divided into these three topics, as well defining exposure, special techniques, and a discussion of film vs. digital.

A few kids may have had a low level exposure, but severe poisoning from the toys alone is pretty unlikely.

Excessive or prolonged exposure to high temperatures will blacken the surface and reduce the effectiveness of the mirror.

It's not as if the American public is not terrified of radiation exposure.

Because a thin film has formed on the surface of the syrup due to its exposure to air.

The difference of matrix, exposure conditions between them is compared, matters for attention in sampling and evaluation are pointed out.

Default on its $441bn exposure to credit default swaps and other derivatives would have been a global financial catastrophe.

The trigger of the crisis was the bursting of the housing bubble, combined with a large exposure by the levered financial institutions.

This order seems to be independent of the learners' age, L1 background and conditions of exposure.

One zone covers an area within a 10-mile radius of the plant, where it is possible that people could be harmed by direct radiation exposure.

This was their first exposure to the results of extreme and deliberate violence, and it had a profound effect on them.

Bear's gross mortgage exposure is still likely to be well over $10 billion after the Fed guarantees the least liquid stuff.

It is not surprising that it has taken researchers so long to tease out the link between alcohol exposure and birth defects.

The image wise exposure can be performed off the press or with the plate being mounted on the plate cylinder of a lithographic press.

Aides say he never did come to terms with the increased exposure of his new role.

Almost 55 per cent planned to increase exposure to residential property as an investment over the next two years.

Conclusion Excess fluorine exposure were remarkably impact on the heart nerve conduction. It was suggested on diagnosis. . .

Living in Europe for a year, she gained some exposure to western culture.

When aqueous hydrofluoric acid concentration is below fifty percent, it has delayed (up to six hours) symptoms of exposure.

Encouraging this trend further, at least in some places, may be a useful way of reducing the economy's exposure to climate change.

Exposure to the new wave of eclecticism and free-thinking in Rome was tempered by his disciplined study of Drawing and the Antique.

As you know very well that exposure to sun is very bad for the eyes. Similarly, if you use computer for long hours that also harm your eyes.

Prolonged or repeated exposure to secondhand smoke is all the more dangerous.

The tabloids are the newspapers most dutifully dedicated to ideas of exposure, and are willing to take risks in the service of that goal.

Identifies the attributes used for the deployment of updates and exposure to the system.

The experiences provided me with extensive exposure to the implementation of developmentally appropriate activities and materials .

Zigzag trenches ran back from the front to deep in the rear, so food, ammunition, and messages could be brought forward without exposure.

However, he characterized policy responses so far as "reasonable" and was still optimistic about his exposure to Indonesia and South Korea.

Living in Europe for a year, he gained some exposure to western culture.

Although it hasn't had the same media exposure, loop quantum gravity is so far the only real rival to string theory.

The best strategy for a European company, it would seem, is to have as little exposure to Europe as possible.

After reaction with a constant exposure to stress, the body has been able to adjust.

He said that the bad influence will be obvious on a abrupt exposure like meeting sudden nuclear accident or suffering atomic explosion.

They develop an excessive faith in "value at risk" computer models, which seem to calculate their exposure in soothingly rigorous terms.

It has been used experimentally to protect veterinary and laboratory personnel at high risk of exposure to RVF.

Rogers, who had been clinging to the bus for more than three hours, was dazed and disoriented, by his prolonged exposure to cold.

And the proof is in the pudding, it seems, in the form of a video of the shoot for Bravo's show Double Exposure.

To limit patients' exposure to doses too low to be effective, only a very small number of patients per cohort are treated.

The bank has entered into derivatives transactions with other investors who will take on the economic benefits and exposure to the shares.

The cost-plus pricing policy continued to enable the Group to manage its exposure to risks associated with aluminum price fluctuations.

Before anything else, make sure that you're doing it for the right reason. Is it to get yourself more exposure or to make money?

But a full fledged crisis in Spain, to which German banks have $217 billion of exposure, could put that stand to the test.

The antibodies indicate that the body's immune system has tried to defend itself against the virus, a sign of prior exposure or infection.

The sporadically observed associations did not show a consistent pattern with regard to symptoms or types of exposure.

and a property bust could spill over into other fields to which banks have lots of exposure.

Three, avoid long time exposure to swim: long time exposure can produce sunburn, or cause acute dermatitis, also known as the sun burns.

If the long-term exposure in more than a safe radiation dose would be a large area of anti-(or even killing) human cells.

But it robbed the McCain campaign of at least some of the free prime-time exposure it planned to use to build up Sen.

It was a question that anyone with any basic exposure to any modern programming language could answer.

Treatment of the skin especially sensitive to the sun, should avoid sun exposure, so as not to affect the therapeutic effect.

As no other risk factors are reported, it is most likely that the infection has occurred as a result of that occupational exposure.

Virginia man convicted of indecent exposure for being nude in his home said he filed an immediate appeal.

What comes out of our mouth or fingers are the result of our exposure to world.

Development of a real-time video radiation detection system and its application in radiation survey and radiation exposure assessment.

The front curtain drops away, revealing the sensor behind, and allows the light to enter the camera, beginning the exposure.

A US company doing business around the world may appear to be a dollar exposure, but many costs and revenues may arise in other currencies.

As a result, it is likely that women are brought up to love shopping through years of intense exposure to fashion and purchases.

His sudden deafness was caused by long-time exposure to loud music, doctor said. The man gained back some of his hearing after treatment.

However, since the dose rate is steadily decreasing during the exposure, appropriate allowance for this must be made.

Some historians believe that the long- term exposure to lead was a major health risk for the Romans.

If Yi turns out to be anything like Yao, the marketing opportunities - ticket sales, media exposure and endorsements - are undeniable.

Its significance is that it is the only includes the rate and nature of exposure time parameters.

I didn't have to set the focus as I had a wide-angle lens; I knew, so long as I had the right exposure, the depth of field was enough.

What's in it for the vendor--which might be a museum, a yoga studio or an ice cream shop? Exposure.

And at the beginning of a topic, the media are once again focused on the current exposure was just the love of Marco Fu.

About $42 billion of the U. K. banks' exposure is in the form of lending to Ireland's battered banking sector.

It has suffered less than other luxury car brands, thanks to its foothold in China and lower exposure to the U. S. market.

Also hazy: just how much exposure Berkshire's reinsurance operations have to the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan.

The debt impasse is merely providing investors with an excuse to add more exposure to nondollar currencies to their portfolios, he said.

In a laboratory, Dr. Casals carefully isolated and analyzed the Lassa virus. But he too fell ill from his exposure to the disease.

With the latest deaths in Poland, the total number of people in Europe who have died of exposure in recent days has risen to at least 40.

He had obtained a corner in the Jardin des Plantes, with a good exposure, to make his trials with indigo "at his own expense. "

I thought I would try it out and at least get some kind of exposure, pardon the pun.

To spare yourself unwanted bacteria exposure, wear a pair of socks during your promenade through the screening machines.

This long exposure rendered the crashing waves as a gentle mist and caught ribbons of lightning as they sliced the sky.

"They may also be asking for people to volunteer to receive additional exposure, " he said.

With three parts of each layer, the number of masks and exposure processes is tripled , and the difficulty of accurate alignment skyrockets.

The deal "underlines Chinalco's determination to increase and diversify its exposure to the sector" , he said.

Conclusion: External fixation combined with flap transposition was an appropriate approach to treat infected bone exposure of lower limb.

The child learns the total grammar of the language during a limited period of time, from limited exposure to speech.

Medical opinion had it that such exposure to hot water could open up the skin and let the plague, or other ills, in.

None of the event limits specifies snow storms, which means that the exposure to snowstorm losses is in theory unlimited.

Bouncing in and out of the market is risky if your desired long-term asset allocation involves exposure to the market.

The sun is like a stimulant, human exposure will telangiectasia, accelerate blood circulation.

As much as they moan about it, all this media exposure, more often than not, is a career booster.

And yet the vast majority of people experiencing anxiety probably had no appreciable risk of exposure to anthrax .

Nomura disclosed in its second-quarter results that it had net exposure of $3. 55bn to Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain.

And when you were at NYU, what was your first exposure to the dogs, being brought and helped relieve the pressure of finals?

as a result of exposure to the UV lamp and the air will be ozonization, seat of should have the means of ventilation.

Banks are still scrambling to pin down their exposure to Dubai World since the announcement last week of a standstill to debt repayments .

This was a few days ago announce " strategy of development of Heibei province economy studies " two data of exposure.

A month later, the tea, put out under the sun exposure can be used for several times with good results.

Tests taken during an investigation to determine the source of exposure have found a duck positive for H5 in the woman's household.

Although human-to- human transmission cannot be ruled out , the search for a possible alternative source of exposure is continuing .

Braun notes that for people who handle only a couple of receipts a day, thermal paper is unlikely to be a major source of exposure.

Let us change the rhythm once, arrive at Hanoi with a northern exposure, one of the most romantic cities in Asia.

As the likelihood of a Greek default grow stronger, banks are scared about their exposure to its debt.

Those with the highest exposure to sex on television were twice as likely to be involved in a pregnancy than those with the least exposure.

Sun exposure and years of muscle movement (ie, smiling, chewing, and squinting) also contribute to tissue breakdown of the skin.

"The law should be clear. It must say exposure of women's breasts on beaches will be prohibited, " he said.

Thousands or even millions of visitors may browse through a particular site each day, meaning free exposure for your growing business.

In some periods, exposure has seemed to be a service of the utmost urgency; in others, a gross violation of all that is humane.

Criteria for a Recommended Standard: Occupational Exposure to Tetrachloroethylene (Perchloroethylene) .

Bright north star Polaris stands above the peak in an exposure that also captures the brilliant trail of a polar orbiting Iridium satellite.

The source of exposure is currently under investigation. Her family raises chickens but did not report any mass poultry illness or death.

however , evidence is accumulating that exposure to extremely low frequency electromagnetic field may produce a lot of biological effects.

Our Lord may cause discomfort, for exposure is often difficult, but we can approach Him without fear.

The financial sector, meanwhile, is relatively robust, he said, with little exposure to toxic assets.

Exposure to pseudoscience greatly helps understand genuine science, just as learning about tyranny helps in understanding democracy.

"On a lark, I decided to take a long-exposure fluorescent image of a pre-hatchling salamander embryo, " says Kerney.

Your obscure procedure has secured the immeasurable treasure and ensures with leisure the enclosure of any possible exposure.

I could not believe that a woman with her educational background and her exposure to such societies could cling to such rigid notions.

"With the largest overseas exposure in the sector, we view Bank of China as less geared to the China growth story, " he said.

second Poisson image fusion, to further eliminate the exposure difference by an overlap transition Poisson image fusion procedure.

This study showed that male cortisol levels increased after exposure to a five-minute short social contact with a young, attractive woman.

He said JPMorgan's exposure was hurt further by the acquisition of crippled Bear Stearns in March.

Researchers suggest this protective effect may be the result of early exposure to lots of bacteria that are carried by dogs and cats.