Sentence examples for Face exposure from inspiring English sources

Face exposure during development determines adults' abilities to recognize faces and the information they use to process them.

The Conservatives face exposure as a one-hit wonder.

In the United States people face exposure from wildlife: About 90percentt of reported animal cases are in wild animals.

The 3-dimensional morphology and crystal face exposure on the nanofiber surface was determined by selected area electron diffraction studies.

Our results suggest that individual differences in lifetime face exposure induce important variation in face processing abilities.

It was not immediately clear how much money the government stands to recoup from taxpayers who turned themselves in or face exposure under the UBS settlement.

Whereas the main environmental threats in underdeveloped countries include poorly ventilated indoor cook stoves and contaminated drinking water, more developed countries face exposures related to modern-day life, such as industrial pollution, synthetic chemicals, and hazardous waste.

Panels should have south facing exposure to the sun (north-facing in southern hemisphere, up-facing near equator).

Travelling in Europe, she was astonished by her first face-to-face exposure to Velázquez, in the Prado.

We assess the extent at which each signature group is facing exposure from multiple pollution types.

The vehicles encountered trouble in August when liquidity in the credit markets dried up as investors faced exposure to the subprime market.