Kymlicka (2015, p. 21) is more on the mark when attacking "neoliberal multiculturalism" as "inclusion without solidarity", whereby "equality" is reduced to "equal access to (or perhaps better: equal exposure to) the competitive global marketplace".
She said Ms. Clarkson had chosen to sing the B-side of the single, "Before Your Love," to give it equal exposure to "A Moment Like This".
Genetic predisposition undoubtedly plays a part, however, which explains why some workers, but not others, suffer from occupational dermatitis, despite equal exposure.
But it establishes no firm obligation of equal exposure — allowing campaigns amplified by "super PACs" to flood the airwaves — and effectively places no limits on news coverage.
In this work, the image was recorded at equal exposure time, and all the experiments were done in a dark room at room temperature.
To ensure equal exposure to optimal views we utilized a yoked-pair design, such that for each participant who manipulated the structure a single matched participant viewed a recording of this interaction.
Despite equal exposure to unfamiliar target words, children's performance improved on two measures of word learning across the three conditions, demonstrating the value of engagement strategies in extratextual talk.
On all selected routes, a clear advantage of inland shipping became obvious, even if a bonus was assigned to railways regarding noise pollution (at equal exposure, railway noise leads to a lower percentage of annoyed people than road traffic noise).
The results clearly demonstrate that, considering average occupant exposure to metabolic carbon dioxide, there are small differences in the optimal performance for the 3 system approaches, with an increase of about 13% in ventilation heat loss for equal exposure for the natural ventilation system compared to the mechanical ventilation system.
