Upstream emissions are assumed to be produced externally to the region. .
They can also be produced externally by exposure to radiation, toxic chemicals, cigarette smoking and alcohol consumption, and by eating oxidized polyunsaturated fats.
Publications not falling into the categories noted above, will be produced externally by the technical departments, which will also take responsibility for the technical quality of the final products.
Sounds thus are produced without moving an air column, and therefore without externally visible movements of the flanks or throat.
Such devices can be produced by externally coating semiconductor-charged-particle detectors with neutron reactive films that convert free neutrons into charged-particle reaction products.
21.07.2009 After Philip Davies MP suggested journalists other than Clive Goodman must have been involved, Myler said: "No evidence, Mr Davies, has been produced internally or externally by the police, by any lawyers, to suggest that what you have said is the truth, is the case".
After irradiation of Ho-containing MCNs in a neutron flux, 166Ho, which emits therapeutic high energy beta particles as well as diagnostic low energy gamma photons that can be imaged externally, is produced.
Since they started to be produced, film posters have continued to be produced by an outside designer within the film studio, or by a designer externally, under the control of film production and distribution companies.
The ads were produced internally, said Patrick M. Dorton, a spokesman for Andersen in Washington, adding that the company now had "an expanded team internally" as well as "some people externally, helping with communications".
By Nikki Harvey Papua New Guinea, 25 September 2009 - For the people living in the Upper Inland Baining area, the poor quality of roads surrounding their communities, and in some cases, a lack of road access altogether, means that they are not able to sell their produce externally, or gain access to a wider variety of food, especially protein rich food.
