Sentence examples for explicit exposure from inspiring English sources
As mentioned before, there should be no explicit exposure about the addresses of the message sender and recipient.
The geo-referenced regional exposure assessment tool for European rivers (GREAT-ER) designed for the prediction of spatially explicit exposure concentrations of typical down-the-drain chemicals in whole river basins was improved.
There are few explicit exposure limits for the diesel exhaust in ambient air.
Explicit exposure of BD to the probability and magnitude of loss, via introduction of feedback, resulted in a subsequent decrease in risky choices.
Explicit exposure data are not available, but the first diesel engines (1940s through 1950s) were said to be "smokier" than later locomotives (Woskie et al. 1988b).
We further introduced an experiential feedback with explicit exposure to the probability and magnitude of loss and show that risk attitude in BD can be influenced by feedback presentation.
Without physical ownership and without an explicit sense of exposure I do not normalise my actions.
In Steffe and Cobb's (1988) study with K-2 students in which the number sequences were first theorized, operating with a TNS was thought to be a transitional stage that students would move through quickly as various tacit quantitative relationships were made explicit upon repeated exposure and reflection.
Noting the visuals' explicit content and exposure of her body, she found shooting them as liberating and was determined to demonstrate sexuality as a power that women should have, especially after giving birth.
Finally, advances in geographic information system technology and the ever-increasing use of the Internet as a primary knowledge resource provide tremendous possibilities for disseminating information regarding spatially explicit risk for exposure to vectorborne pathogens.
Yet exposure to explicit imagery has been a legitimate field of study since before broadband internet and if the past 15 years has transformed the sexual saturation of young people's lives, why is there still so little research?
